Pricing
Being a small family operated business ourselves, we understand that pricing is very important when you are choosing a tax professional. We offer a fair price, based on the time spent preparing your return, done by an experienced tax professional. Every return is different in the amount of time it takes to research and prepare.
However, here is a sample of fees for typical returns:
2023 PRICING
Being a small family operated business ourselves, we understand that pricing is very important when you are choosing a tax professional. We offer a fair price, based on the time spent preparing your return, done by an experienced Enrolled Agent. Every return is different in the amount of time it takes to research and prepare.
However, here is a sample of fees for typical returns:
Simple returns with standard deduction: Federal & one state $165.00 – $195.00
Average return with itemized deductions, Federal & one state $250.00 – $295.00
Average return with rental or small business income. $395.00 – $495.00
Complicated returns with multiples $495.00 – $695.00
Partnership & Corporate returns $595.00 – $795.00
Trusts & Estates $495.00 – $695.00
Multiple unfiled tax returns for previous years / minimum 3 yrs – 20% Discount
Representation cases:
The most common representation cases involve: audits, appeals, collections, offers in compromise, hardship determinations, and trust fund cases. Each case is different and therefor pricing is subject to the particulars of the situation, however, most cases run from $495.00 – $1500.00 depending on time and documentation required by the IRS to reach a settlement.
Initial consultations are FREE, so if you have an IRS problem, or questions about your particular situation, call and set a time & date to discuss your case.
Important Note: The very worst thing you can do when you have an IRS problem, is Nothing! Penalties and interest will pile up on top of each other and in short time can double or triple the original amount owed. This is the one mistake that you do not want to make! There is a statute of limitations on debt owed to the IRS (ten years), unless you do not file a return, then there is no statute of limitations.