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Who can help me prepare my taxes?

You can seek help from an accountant or a registered tax preparer, or you can go to any of our more than 30 offices.

What documents do I need to prepare my taxes?

To prepare your taxes, you may need to collect a series of financial documents and records about your income, expenses and deductions, such as forms W-2, 1099, receipts for medical, investment, education and housing expenses. In addition to presenting photo identification, such as a driver's license or passport.

Are there any deductions I can claim on my taxes?

Yes, there are many deductions allowed by law that you can claim, including work-related expenses, mortgage interest, and charitable donations.

How can I ensure that my taxes are prepared properly?

You can seek the help of a professional or carefully review your taxes before filing them.

When is the deadline for filing my taxes?

The deadline for filing your taxes in the United States is April 15 of each year.

What happens if I'm late in filing my taxes?

You may face fines, fees for filing your taxes late, and credit problems. Therefore, it is important to submit them on time.

Can I file my taxes online?

Yes, there are many online options available to help you prepare and file your taxes, but if you prefer, one of our qualified agents can assist you with that process.

Why do I have to pay taxes?

You are required to file federal and state taxes and pay taxes, if you: live in the United States, work, receive a salary and meet the requirements you must pay taxes by law.

Does paying taxes depend on my immigration status?

Your immigration status is no reason not to comply with your obligation to file a tax return. If you fail to comply with this obligation, you are exposed to civil and criminal fines and penalties.

What is the ITIN number?

ITIN (Personal Taxpayer Identification Number) is a tax identification number provided by the United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS). It is a nine-digit number that always starts with the number 9 and includes a 7 or 8 as the fourth digit, for example: 9xx-7x-xxxx. It is used for tax purposes only.

What is an LLC?

An LLC (Limited Liability Company) is a type of business structure in the United States that combines the aspects of a corporation and a partnership. It offers its owners, also known as “members”, the limitation of liability found in a corporation, meaning that members are not personally responsible for the company's debts or obligations. In addition, an LLC allows members to report their income and losses on their personal tax returns, as they would with a corporation. They also offer flexibility in management and decision-making, as members can agree on any ownership structure and income distribution they want, as long as they comply with applicable tax and business laws.

Do I need to file a tax return if I don't have income?

If you don't have income, you generally don't need to file a tax return, but there are some exceptions.

How can I get a tax ID?

You can obtain a tax identification through the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Department of State or the corresponding tax agency in your country of residence.

Can I file my taxes myself or do I need a professional?

You can file your taxes yourself or hire a professional.

What tax deductions and credits can I claim?

The tax deductions and credits you can claim will depend on your individual tax situation.

How can I get an extension to file my taxes?

You can get an extension to file your taxes, but you must do so before the filing deadline.

How can I correct an error in my filed tax return?

You can correct an error in your filed tax return through a tax amendment.

How can I avoid a tax audit?

To avoid a tax audit, it's important to be accurate and complete in your tax return and to keep accurate and complete records of your income and expenses.

Do you still have questions?

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NOTE: We can provide information and answers to general questions, but we don't have access to personalized or specific information about a particular person's taxes. Therefore, the answers to specific questions about tax preparation will vary depending on each person's individual situation and we always recommend seeking the help of a professional.

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