It's All About Compliance
Income Tax Return
Planning and Preparation
Now is the best time to start planning your
2025 Tax Return.
While there are many steps to getting your tax returns filed, I am here to make that walk as pleasurable as possible.
I can lead the way and e-file Income Tax Forms for individuals, sole proprietors, and small businesses that are not partnerships. Whether you’re dealing with W-2s, 1099s, or business deductions, let's make the filing process for this year and next enjoyable and smooth from beginning to end.
Payroll Tax
Only one employee, no problem. Several employees, also no problem. We provide payroll services for issuing paychecks as often or a seldom as you need. You receive the details of what to give to employees along with their net paycheck amount. Stay out of trouble with the government as your company's reports and payments will be timely and correct.
Sales Tax
We can support you in collecting and remitting on a timely basis. Late fees and fines are something you want to avoid. When your accounting system is set up correctly, this liability is accurately and easily handled.
2024 Payment and Filing Deadline
was
April 15, 2025
Form 1040 for Individuals
Form 1120 for Corporations
and their extensions
If you haven't filed yet, we can still help.
.
Just because the deadline was missed doesn't mean you can just skip filing 2024 taxes. Instead, there will be extra charges on top of taxes owed like late fees, and interest. The longer you wait, the worse it gets. So schedule an appointment today and let's get your 2024 taxes in the past where they belong.
Property Tax
Property tax is based upon the possession of assets owned by the business. It is an annual tax on the book value. Proper depreciation and amortization schedules being applied to the various classes of assets allows for the lowest possible valuation of assets upon which the tax is based.
Independent Contractors - 1099
Independent Contractors are not employees and do not receive payroll checks. If someone is paid as a contractor but falls under the guidelines of an employee, the employer is responsible for both the employee's and the employer's portions of the payroll taxes which should have been remitted during the year. Be careful when determining the classification of workers.