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It depends on your situation, but we generally review income documents, identification, dependent information, applicable deductible expenses, and any tax documents you received.

How it is reported depends on how you operate and your tax classification. We organize income and expenses and review how they should appear on the applicable return.

Yes. We first identify which years are unfiled and what documentation is available so the preparation can be organized in stages.

Payment options exist in certain circumstances. We can help organize the information and explain alternatives that may apply; representation or controversy matters may require a specifically authorized tax professional.

In many cases, a return can be amended when information was incorrect or omitted. We first review what changed and whether a correction is appropriate.

No. Legal entity status and tax classification are not the same. Tax treatment depends on specific elections and circumstances, so it should be reviewed before assuming how the business will be reported.

They may be required depending on your income, withholding, and tax situation. We review available information to determine whether projecting and organizing payments makes sense.

Certain expenses may be deductible when applicable requirements are met and the expenses are properly documented. We review each category based on your situation.

It depends on both taxpayers’ circumstances. When appropriate, we can compare the effect of available filing options before deciding how to file.

First review what the notice is requesting, the tax period involved, and the deadline. Not all notices mean the same thing, and some matters may require specialized advice or representation.