Although we call Fort Worth home, we serve clients from all over the country. We work remotely with almost all of our clients. During the current COVID-19 emergency this has become more important than ever. Our clients are assured that their return will be done in a timely and accurate manner without ever having to meet with us in person. Since we have operated like this for several years we have a seamless process in place to ensure the safe and smooth flow of information.
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Business
Business Services
- Full service bookkeeping (available on a monthly, quarterly or annual basis)
- General ledger review
- QuickBooks Training
- Financial statement preparation
- Payroll services
- Fixed asset management
- Business personal property tax renditions
- Sales & Use tax compliance
- QuickBooks services
Payroll
Payroll Services
- Live payroll processing
- After-the-fact payroll
- Direct deposit
- State, local and federal tax payment and filing compliance
- Customized payroll reports
- Quarterly and end-of-year reports
- Preparation of W2s
QuickBooks
QuickBooks Services
- Assistance with choosing which version is best for you
- QuickBooks setup
- QuickBooks training
- QuickBooks customization
- QuickBooks troubleshooting
- Fixed asset management
- Full service QuickBooks package (please contact us for details)
Tax
Individual Tax Services
- Preparation of your 1040 and all necessary schedules and attachments
- Electronic filing and direct deposit ensure that you receive your refund faster
- Estimated tax calculations for small business owners and the self-employed to help you avoid interest and penalties on underpayment of taxes
- Electronic filing of extensions when necessary
- Tax planning to help minimize your taxes
- IRS representation
FILING DEADLINES
JANUARY 15
Individuals:
If required make the fourth installment of your current year estimated tax payments.
FEBRUARY 1
Employers:
Deliver forms 1099 to recipients.
Deliver forms W2 to recipients.
File forms 1096 with government copy of forms 1099 with the IRS.
File forms W3 along with copy A of forms W2 with the Social Security Administration.
4th quarter payroll reports are due to state and federal authorities.
FEBRUARY 12
Individuals:
IRS begins 2021 tax season. Individual tax returns begin being accepted and processing begins.
MARCH 15 *
* The IRS announced on February 22, 2021 that it is extending the tax-filing deadline to June 15 for residents of Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. The extension applies to individuals and businesses in these states.
Partnerships:
File a calendar year tax return (Form 1065)
S Corporations:
File a calendar year tax return (Form 1120S)
APRIL 1
Employers:Texas entities file a business personal property rendition with your local county.
APRIL 15 *
* The IRS announced on February 22, 2021 that it is extending the tax-filing deadline to June 15 for residents of Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. This includes an extension of time to pay first quarter 2021 estimated taxes. The extension applies to individuals and businesses in these states.
Individuals:If required make the first installment of your current year estimated tax payments.
C Corporations:
File a calendar year tax return (Form 1120)
Estates and Trusts:
File a calendar year tax return (Form 1041)
APRIL 30 *
* The IRS announced on February 22, 2021 that it is extending the tax-filing deadline to June 15 for residents of Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. This includes and extension of time to file first quarter payroll reports. The extension applies to individuals and businesses in these states.
Employers:
1st quarter payroll reports are due to state and federal authorities.
MAY 17 *
* The IRS announced on February 22, 2021 that it is extending the tax-filing deadline to June 15 for residents of Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. The extension applies to individuals and businesses in these states.
Employers:
Extended due date for business personal property renditions in the State of Texas.
Texas Franchise Reports and payments due.
JUNE 15
Individuals:
In Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana file your individual tax return (Form 1040)
If required make the second installment of your current year estimated tax payments.
If required, in Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana make your first and second installments of your current year estimate tax payment.
AUGUST 2
Employers:
2nd quarter payroll reports are due to state and federal authorities.
SEPTEMBER 15
Individuals:
If required make the third installment of your current year estimated tax payments.
Partnerships:
Extended due date for calendar year tax return (Form 1065)
S Corporations:
Extended due date for calendar year tax return (Form 1120S)
OCTOBER 15
Individuals:
Extended due date for calendar year tax return (Form 1040)
C Corporations:
Extended due date for calendar year tax return (Form 1120)
Estates and Trusts:
Extended due date for calendar year tax return (Form 1041)
NOVEMBER 1
Employers:
3rd quarter payroll reports are due to state and federal authorities.