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Tax Preparation Services
What Tax Preparation Services Typically IncludeProfessional tax preparation goes beyond simply entering numbers into forms. Common elements include:Gathering and organizing your financial documents (W-2s, 1099s, receipts for deductions, investment statements, etc.)Accurate completion of tax forms — from simple individual returns (Form 1040) to complex business filings (e.g., Schedule C for self-employed, Form 1120 for corporations, partnerships, estates, or trusts)Identifying and claiming eligible deductions, credits, and exemptions— such as home office expenses, education credits, energy-efficient improvements, or child tax creditsElectronic filing (e-filing) for faster refunds and confirmation of receipt by the IRS and state agenciesReview for accuracy and compliance to minimize the risk of audits, penalties, or notices from the IRSBasic guidance on supporting documentation and answering questions about your specific tax situationMany firms also offer related conveniences like secure client portals for uploading documents year-round, refund advance options (where available), or assistance with prior-year returns.
Individual Taxes
Tax preparation services for individuals refer to professional assistance in preparing, calculating, and filing your personal federal (and usually state) income tax returns. These services are typically provided by qualified tax professionals who help ensure your return is accurate, compliant with current tax laws, and optimized to claim all eligible deductions, credits, and exemptions. This maximizes your refund or minimizes what you owe.
For the 2025 tax year (returns filed in 2026), services focus on Form 1040 and related schedules, incorporating recent changes from legislation like the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), which extended/expanded certain provisions, introduced new deductions/credits, and adjusted rules around income reporting, standard deductions, and more.
Business Taxes
Business tax returns differ significantly from individual ones because they depend on your entity type (e.g., sole proprietorship, partnership, LLC, S corp, C corp), and they often include multiple forms, payroll taxes, estimated payments, and entity-specific rules. With recent changes from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA, enacted in 2025), businesses benefit from permanent extensions/expansions like the 20% Qualified Business Income (QBI) deduction for pass-through entities, expanded Section 179 expensing (up to $2.56 million in 2026 for qualified purchases), revived 100% bonus depreciation in some cases, higher SALT deduction limits (impacting state/local tax strategies), and other incentives for equipment, production property, or clean energy.
Tax Liability Reduction
Tax liability reduction refers to legally minimizing the amount of taxes you owe to the IRS (federal) and state authorities (like Kansas Department of Revenue) through strategic planning, deductions, credits, deferrals, and other compliant methods. Your tax liability is the total tax due on your income after applying rates to your taxable income—reduction strategies lower either your taxable income (via deductions) or the tax owed directly (via credits), often resulting in a smaller bill, larger refund, or both.
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