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Preparation and planning for both sides of a small business — the company’s filings and the owner’s own return — handled by the same people who keep the books, in English or Spanish.
Most firms treat the business return and the owner’s return as two separate jobs. We do both, and when we also keep your books there is no scramble in March to reconstruct a year of transactions — the return is largely built by the time filing season arrives.
What we handle
Behind on filing?
We take on prior-year and back-tax work. Several years behind is a normal starting point, not a disqualifier — and if the records themselves are a mess, cleanup and catch-up comes first so the returns are built on something real.
Planning, not just filing
For tax clients we look at the year ahead rather than only the year behind: entity choice, owner compensation, timing of large purchases, and what the quarterly payments should actually be. That work sits alongside preparation rather than being sold separately.
What we do not do
We prepare returns under a PTIN, but we are not Enrolled Agents and we do not represent clients before the IRS. If you receive a notice we will help you understand it and prepare a response — see personal returns — but formal representation requires an Enrolled Agent, CPA or attorney. We also do not prepare C-corporation, trust or estate returns, and we do not perform audits or attestation work.
Pricing
Tax pricing depends on the return: how many entities, how many states, whether the books are current, and whether prior years are involved. We quote after looking at what is actually required, before any work starts.
Talk to us about your return
Tell us what you need filed and we will tell you what it involves and what it costs. New inquiries get a response within the week.
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