Filing taxes as a "Single" filer means your income, deductions and credits are calculated individually. The complexity of your return can influence the overall cost. Straight forward filings are more affordable and more complex situations require a higher fee.
Individual returns using Form 1040 with a standard deduction
Individual returns using Form 1040 with itemized deductions or additional forms
When filing your taxes as "Married Filing Jointly," you and your spouse combine your income and deductions, which can potentially result in tax savings. The cost of preparing your tax return will depend on factors like income complexity, deductions, credits and the number of forms required.
Filing joint returns using Form 1040 with standard deduction
Filing joint returns using Form 1040 with itemized deductions or additional forms
Filing a business tax return is an essential part of managing your company's financial obligations. Whether you’re a sole proprietor, partnership, LLC, or corporation, accurate tax filing ensures compliance with federal, state and local tax laws while maximizing deductions and credits available to your business.
Small businesses with straight forward financials
Businesses with more intricate financial situations, including multiple income streams, significant deductions or the need for specialized forms
Note: Pricing for complex tax returns will be determined at the time of filing based on the complexity of your financial situation.
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