Expert Tax Preparation Services — Professional Accounting

For most tax preparation appointments, gather W-2s, 1099s, prior-year returns, business income records, expense receipts, mortgage or rent details when relevant, charitable contribution records, and any IRS or state notices. Business owners should also include bookkeeping reports, payroll records, sales tax data, mileage logs, and asset purchases so deductions and compliance items can be reviewed accurately.

Yes. Tax Resolution Group offers virtual tax preparation, making it easier to upload information, share financial documents, and communicate without an in-office visit. Virtual service is especially useful for busy business owners, remote workers, online sellers, and clients managing multiple income sources. The process still focuses on accuracy, documentation, and clear review before filing.

Tax planning looks forward, while tax preparation focuses on filing an accurate return for a completed tax year. Planning helps identify deductions, credits, entity structure considerations, estimated payment needs, and timing opportunities before deadlines arrive. Preparation then uses complete records to report income, expenses, and compliance items correctly for federal and state filing.

Yes. Tax Resolution Group provides services for IRS tax problems, including support for understanding notices, organizing documentation, and addressing outstanding tax issues. IRS matters can involve missing filings, balances due, penalties, or correspondence requiring a timely response. Professional help can reduce confusion, avoid unnecessary delays, and keep communication focused on resolution.

E-commerce tax preparation often involves sales tax nexus, multi-state obligations, payment processor reports, inventory costs, shipping expenses, platform fees, and income from multiple channels. Tax Resolution Group supports online retailers with income tax planning, expense tracking, entity structure guidance, and technology integration, including systems such as QuickBooks and point-of-sale platforms.

Gig workers often receive multiple 1099s and must track business expenses that employees do not usually deduct. Common considerations include mileage, vehicle costs, platform fees, equipment, supplies, home office expenses, and estimated tax payments. Tax Resolution Group helps gig economy workers organize records, prepare compliant filings, and plan year-round to reduce surprises.

Tax preparation fees are typically based on the complexity of your return, the number of income sources, business entities, bookkeeping condition, state filings, and whether additional planning or issue-resolution support is needed. A simple individual filing differs significantly from an e-commerce business, non-profit, or multi-1099 contractor return. Clear scope helps align service with your filing needs.

It is best to begin as soon as your year-end tax documents become available, rather than waiting until the filing deadline. Early preparation gives more time to resolve missing forms, reconcile bookkeeping, review deductions, and address IRS or state notices. Business owners benefit from year-round planning because many tax-saving decisions must happen before year-end.