Taxes filed right
by your CPA

We prepare all major business entity returns: Form 1120 (C-Corporation), Form 1120S (S-Corporation), Form 1065 (Partnership and multi-member LLC), and Schedule C (sole proprietorship and single-member LLC). We also prepare the associated state equivalents in any state where your business has nexus.

Most returns are completed within 5–7 business days after we receive all required documents. Complex returns — multiple states, depreciation schedules, multiple members — may take 7–10 days. If your deadline is approaching, tell us and we will prioritize or file an extension on your behalf.

The core documents are: your profit and loss statement, balance sheet, prior-year tax return, bank statements, and a list of major asset purchases. Your CPA will send you a tailored document checklist based on your entity type after signup — it takes about 20 minutes to gather everything.

Your CPA reviews every applicable category: office expenses (including home office), business meals (50%), vehicle mileage or actual costs, professional services, software subscriptions, travel, marketing, equipment (Section 179 and bonus depreciation), employee benefits, retirement contributions, and health insurance premiums for self-employed owners. Most clients find deductions they had been missing.

Yes — quarterly estimated taxes (Form 1040-ES for individuals, Form 1120-W for corporations) are included in the Full-Service Annual package. We calculate the correct amount each quarter and remind you of the due dates: April 15, June 15, September 15, and January 15.

If you are on the Federal + State or Full-Service plan and receive an IRS or state notice, your CPA responds directly. Full audit representation — where your CPA appears on your behalf and handles all correspondence — is included in the Full-Service Annual package. Other plans include initial response support.

Yes. We regularly prepare and file prior-year returns for clients who are behind. We will also help you evaluate whether penalty abatement is available and, where applicable, submit a first-time penalty abatement request or reasonable-cause argument to the IRS on your behalf.

For March 15 deadlines (S-Corp, Partnership) we recommend starting at least 3 weeks before the due date. For April 15 deadlines, 3–4 weeks before. If you come to us late, we will file an extension and complete your return before the extended deadline — you avoid late-filing penalties while still getting a complete, accurate return.

Yes. If your CPA makes a preparation error that results in an IRS or state penalty, we cover the penalty and interest — at no cost to you. Every return is prepared and reviewed by a licensed CPA, backed by our 100% accuracy guarantee.

We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee on our service fee if we have not yet filed your return and you decide not to proceed. Once a return is e-filed, the service is considered delivered and the fee is non-refundable — though we will fix any CPA errors at no charge.