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Professional
Tax Preparation and e-filing (1040EZ, 1040A, 1040). |
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Corporate Tax Preparation
and e-filing (1120, 1120-S, 1065). |
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Accounting Services (Monthly, Quarterly, and Weekly Controller Outsourcing). |
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Payroll Services (Semi-Monthly, Monthly, and Quarterly). |
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Financial Services (Visit our Financial Services Page). |
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Prior Year
Tax Problems including preparation, representation, and offers in compromise. |
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Tax
Planning
proactive tax planning runs from January 1st through December 31st. |
 | Join over 90 Million People Who Already Know e-file is the Way to Go!
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 | Get your refund in half the usual time - even faster with
Direct Deposit.
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 | Have your tax return prepared and filed with the IRS electronically.
Have your State return filed simultaneously. It's fast, accurate, and secure with proof of delivery within
24 hours - It's paperless too!
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 | Do you owe taxes? Get the benefits of IRS e-file and delay your direct debit or credit card payment until April 17th.
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 | Extended season e-filing from
January 17, 2012 through October 15, 2012.
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 | The IRS is scheduled
to begin accepting e-filed personal tax returns on or around January 17th.
However, most State’s do not begin accepting until around January 20th.
Returns with itemized deductions may not be filed before February 15th.
E-filing is now mandatory (except in special cases where returns must be
paper-filed), and also enables us to receive your signature by fax or e-mail
saving you a trip to our office. We will e-mail a secured copy of your
return for review prior to signature. It is strongly suggested that you
review your return before signing. [PDF copies of your returns which are
sent by e-mail will be password protected.]
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Refund and Payment Options
Paying Tax Preparation
Fees – Payment of all tax
preparation fees is due upon filing of your return. There are however, three
additional options (A, B, and C), if you wish to have the fees deducted from your
refund.
Direct Deposit
(recommended) – Refund’s in 10-16 days with no additional fees. You are
allowed to have your refund direct deposited in up to three separate bank
accounts. We do not charge additional fees for this option as long as you are
paying your tax preparation fees by cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, or American
Express.
Refund Anticipation
Loans (RAL)
– Due to the IRS’s elimination of the debt indicator, refund loans will
not be available in 2012.
(A) Electronic Refund
Deposit (ERD)
– Have your tax preparation fees deducted from your refund and the balance
direct deposited to your bank account. Bank processing fees will be $33.90 in
addition to normal tax preparation fees (plus $14 for
state refunds). Refunds are issued in 8 to 15 days.
(B) Electronic Refund
Check (ERC)
– Have your tax preparation fees deducted from your refund and a check for the
balance printed in our office. Bank processing fees will be $33.90 in
additional to normal tax preparation fees (plus $14 for state refunds).
Refunds are issued in 7 to 14 days. This option is only ideal for those who
wish to pay for tax preparation services out of their tax refund and either do
not have a bank account, or simply prefer to receive a physical check.
(C) GET IT
PREPAID MASTERCARD® – Have your tax
preparation fees deducted from your refund and the balance credited to a
prepaid MasterCard which is issued in our office. The Get It Card is a
permanent banking account issued by The Bancorp Bank, member FDIC. Deposits
are FDIC insured up to $250,000. The fees for the Get It Card are also $33.90
(plus $14 for state refunds). You can choose whether or not to keep the
account open permanently, and may have your payroll or pension checks direct
deposited. This option is ideal for those who have been otherwise unable to
open bank accounts.
Do you owe taxes? –
If you owe Federal or State Taxes you may
choose to have your payment debited from your checking account, or you may
make payments by credit card. The companies that handle credit card processing
for the government do charge fees of up to 2.49% for this service. Scheduling
a direct debit from your checking account at the time the return is filed is
the fasted, easiest, and cheapest way (it’s free). You also have the option of
mailing a check or money order along with the 1040-V Payment Voucher which is
printed with your tax return.
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