Individual, business, trust, estate, and gift tax returns — prepared right the first time, with planning opportunities flagged as we go, not discovered after the deadline.
Individuals. Form 1040 for W-2 earners, business owners, physicians, landlords, and investors — including equity compensation, rental schedules, K-1s, and digital-asset reporting. Every return is prepared and signed by the CPA, not handed to seasonal staff.
Businesses. S corporation (1120-S) and partnership (1065) returns with K-1s, Schedule C sole proprietorships, and the payroll and estimated-tax coordination that keeps owners out of penalty territory.
Estates, trusts & gifts. Fiduciary income tax returns (Form 1041), gift tax returns (Form 709), and the valuation and basis questions that come with them — work most storefront preparers won't touch.
Multi-state filings. Moved during the year, work remotely, or earn income in more than one state? Part-year and nonresident returns are a core part of the practice — see multi-state tax returns.
An extension gives you until October to file — it never extends the time to pay. Filed carelessly, an extension just converts a filing problem into a penalty-and-interest problem. When we file yours (federal Form 4868 or 7004, plus state equivalents), it comes with a payment estimate so the extension actually protects you.
Secure document upload, a real conversation about anything unusual in your year, a review call before anything is filed, and flat-fee pricing quoted up front. Returns are filed electronically with direct deposit, and you keep a complete copy — organized, bookmarked, and explained.
Behind on more than one year? Unfiled prior-year returns are handled through our IRS representation practice — filing clean, in the right order, before the IRS forces the issue.
Send a note with what your year looked like and we'll quote a flat fee — usually within one business day.