From quarterly estimated taxes to annual filing, we handle the full picture so you are prepared well before year end.
If you are self-employed, the IRS expects estimated payments four times a year. Missing them means penalties even if you pay in full in April.
Since the Supreme Court ruling in South Dakota v. Wayfair, businesses can owe sales tax in states where they have never had a physical presence. If you sell products or digital services, this likely affects you.
Not sure if you have exposure? We do a no-obligation nexus review as part of our initial consultation for tax clients. Many businesses are surprised to learn which states they are already obligated in.
We send every client a tailored document checklist at the start of tax season. Typically it includes your prior year return, 1099s and W-2s, business income and expense records, and any major transactions. If we do your bookkeeping, we already have most of it.
Yes. We handle delinquent returns regularly. In most cases the IRS is more interested in getting current than penalizing, and filing late returns voluntarily puts you in a much better position than waiting to be contacted.
Extensions are routine and not a red flag with the IRS. We file them whenever needed. An extension gives you more time to file, not more time to pay, so we make sure any balance owed is estimated and paid by the original deadline.
Yes. Multi-state filing is one of our specialties, especially for remote workers, business owners with out-of-state clients, and e-commerce sellers with nexus in multiple states.
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