What documents do I need for my tax appointment?
Bring (or securely upload) your W‑2s, 1099s, identification, Social Security cards for
you and your dependents, prior‑year tax returns, and any documents related to income,
deductions, or credits (such as mortgage interest, childcare expenses, education costs,
medical expenses, or charitable donations).
Do you work with self‑employed and 1099 income?
Yes. We regularly work with independent contractors, gig workers, small businesses, and LLCs.
We help organize income and expenses, clarify what is deductible, and make sure your return
reflects accurate, defensible numbers.
Can you help with prior‑year returns or amendments?
Absolutely. If you have unfiled years or believe a past return was done incorrectly, we can
prepare the missing returns and file amendments where appropriate. This can help you claim
missed refunds or correct issues before they turn into bigger problems.
How long does it take to receive my refund?
For most e‑filed federal returns with direct deposit, the IRS issues refunds within about
21 days, though some returns take longer. You can track the status any time on our
Check My Refund page.
Do you offer virtual or remote appointments?
Yes. You can choose in‑person, remote video, or phone‑only appointments. Documents can be
uploaded securely online so you don’t have to visit the office if that’s not convenient.
How much do you charge for tax preparation?
Pricing depends on the complexity of your return (number of forms, schedules, states, and
business activity). We’ll give you a clear estimate up front before any work is done, so
there are no surprises.
How do I get started?
You can request a tax refund estimate, book directly on our
Book Appointment page, or simply contact us and we’ll
help you choose the best option for your situation.