Our services, in detail

Four services for individuals and sole proprietors, all on fixed fees.

Program 01 · Prepared, explained, signed

Individual tax returns

A return you do not understand is a return you cannot check. We go through the figures with you — what was counted, what was claimed and why — before anything is signed. The return is yours and your signature means something.

  • Annual
  • Individuals
  • Fixed fee
  • Your documents

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Stage 1 · Documents

A checklist, sent early.

Stage 2 · Preparation

From your records, with queries raised.

Stage 3 · Review

Gone through with you line by line.

Stage 4 · Filed

After you have signed, not before.

Stage 1 · Income

Every 1099 and everything without one.

Stage 2 · Expenses

Reviewed properly, not estimated.

Stage 3 · Honest limits

What will not stand up, said plainly.

Stage 4 · Estimated tax

Next year's payments explained.

Program 02 · Expenses that hold up

Sole proprietors & gig income

Self-employed returns go wrong in two directions: people miss legitimate expenses, or they claim things that will not survive a question. We go through what you actually spent, claim what is supportable, and tell you plainly where a deduction is not.

  • Annual
  • Sole proprietors
  • Fixed fee
  • Records and receipts

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Program 03 · Common, and fixable

Unfiled & back returns

People stop filing for ordinary reasons — illness, a death, a bad year — and then the backlog becomes frightening. We pull your transcripts, work out what is genuinely outstanding, and file in order. It is more common than you think and it has an end point.

  • Per year
  • Individuals
  • Fixed fee per year
  • Transcript access

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Stage 1 · Transcripts

What the IRS actually has on record.

Stage 2 · Scope

Which years genuinely need filing.

Stage 3 · Preparation

Oldest first, in order.

Stage 4 · Position

Where you stand once caught up.

Stage 1 · Read it

What it says and when it must be answered.

Stage 2 · Verify

Against your records and transcripts.

Stage 3 · Respond

In time, in writing.

Stage 4 · Plan or refer

Instalment agreement, or a referral.

Program 04 · Answer before the deadline

IRS notices & payment plans

Most notices have a response window, and most are resolvable — a mismatch, a missing form, a balance that can go on a payment plan. We work out what it says and respond in time. Where a matter needs formal representation, that requires an enrolled agent, CPA or attorney, and we will refer you rather than overstep.

  • Per matter
  • Individuals
  • Fixed fee
  • The notice itself

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Got a letter you have not opened?

A free first review. Most notices have a deadline, and most are more fixable than they look.