Filing Taxes
At TaxQuotes, filing taxes is just one of the things we specialize in. Whether your returns are simple or complex, our team of tax preparers is ready to help.
Filing Requirements
There are a few things that determine whether you have to file taxes or not. Check out this handy chart for help.
Taxes are typically due April 15 of each year. Extensions are due October 15 of each year.
Unless it’s specifically exempt, any income is taxable and must be included on your tax return. This includes wages, salaries, commissions and unemployment benefits. Unsure if your income counts? Contact a tax professional.
Our Filing Services
You absolutely can. But like most things, you get what you pay for. Our professionals will make sure your taxes are filed accurately and maximize your deductions, ensuring you pay the least amount possible.
Our tax planning services ensure you’re withholding enough throughout the year, so there won’t be any surprises when it comes time to file.
Finding the right tax professional begins with asking the right questions.
Still deciding? Read our Founders Letter to learn more about what we do.
Finding the right tax professional begins with asking the right questions.
Still deciding? Read our Founders Letter to learn more about what we do.
TaxQuotes is a specialized team of tax professionals committed to resolving IRS and state tax issues. As innovators in the tax industry with over 50 years of combined experience, we are experts at resolving a wide range of tax problems, including:
- Unpaid tax balances
- Unfiled tax returns
- Penalties and penalty relief issues
- Underreporter notices
- Business and payroll tax issues
- IRS and state tax issues
Our service costs vary based on the complexity of your situation. The first step is to get your IRS records, evaluate your situation, and provide a customized resolution plan according to your specific situation. The cost for this service varies but it’s an important first step in thoroughly understanding your unique situation and what options are available to you.
Once we have discussed your situation with you, we will propose one fee to resolve your entire situation. You have no obligation to purchase unless you accept our plan, and you can pay your fees over the time it takes us to complete your case. Your tax consultant can estimate how long your case will take and the fee structure for our services.
Resolution time for tax issues varies based on the complexity of the case. Straightforward matters take a few weeks, while intricate issues may take a year or more. To streamline the process, our team will file a power-of-attorney authorization with the IRS, allowing us to work directly on your behalf.
When you owe back taxes, the IRS offers several options other than full payment. These include payment plans, extensions to pay, and hardship programs, such as not-collectible status and a tax settlement option called an Offer in Compromise. We will evaluate each option with you and get you the best option based on your circumstances.
Absolutely. Our tax resolution experts review your notice, assess your situation and work with you on a plan to resolve your situation. Once you engage us for services, we get right to work with you and the IRS. Our tax resolution specialists stick with you from beginning to end.
Each person’s circumstances are different. Our goal is to get you the best outcome available based on your circumstances. If you owe back taxes, we will review your unique situation for any potential relief.
