TAX Preparation

Turning Tax Obligations into opportunities

Filing taxes doesn’t have to be complicated. Our experienced team simplifies the process, identifies tax-saving opportunities, and ensures compliance with all regulations. We serve both individuals and businesses, focusing on optimized results.

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Our team is ready to help with any questions or services you need. We suggest keeping your files and documents ready until March 15. This way, we can send your information before the national deadline, which is April 15. After this date, we can still file your taxes but It’s important to remember that it will have a penalty.

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FAQs

If I don’t live in Ohio, can I hire your services for Tax preparation?

You don’t need to live in Ohio. We work with 100% online services. These can be accessed from any area in the U.S.

If i am Self-employed, do I need to have a business open under my name to file the taxes?

There is NO need for a business open under your name to file your taxes.

I do have dependents but they dont have SSN. Can still include them on my taxes as a dependent?

Yes, you can! But, to do that, they need to have an ITIN number.

I do own a Business, should I file taxes separately, one for my business and another as a individual?

It depends what entity is your business. If is a sole member, you just file your individual including a Schedule C for your business. If it is a partnership, S corp, or C corp, you need to file your business separately by March 15. After that, you file your individual taxes.