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Business and personal returns, prepared together and explained before anything is filed.

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Your business return and your own, prepared together.

The K-1 from your business lands on your personal return, so we prepare both.

  • S corporationsForm 1120-S, with a K-1 for each owner
  • Partnerships and multi-member LLCsForm 1065, with a K-1 for each partner
  • Single-member LLCs and the self-employedSchedule C, with your Form 1040
  • You and your familyForm 1040
  • RentalsSchedule E
  • Years you missed, and correctionsThat year’s return, or Form 1040-X
  • More than one stateThe state returns you need

Federal deadline for 2026 personal returns

S corporations and partnerships: . Extended 2025 returns: . Source: IRS Publication 509 (opens in a new tab).

Bring the pile.

What goes into each return.

Your business

  • Bank statements Every deposit and payment, to check against the books.
  • Invoices What you billed your clients during the year.
  • Receipts Costs the business may be able to deduct, like supplies, tools and software.
  • Payroll reports What you paid your team, and the payroll taxes already filed.
  • 1099s you sent The 1099-NEC forms you gave the contractors you paid.

Form 1120-S or Form 1065 The business return for an S corporation or a partnership, including most multi-member LLCs. It gives each owner a K-1.

Single-member LLC? Your business usually goes on Schedule C, with your personal return.

You and your family

  • K-1 Your share of the business, from its return.
  • W-2 Pay from an employer, and the tax already taken out.
  • 1099-NEC Pay from clients who hired you as a contractor.
  • 1099-INT Interest a bank paid you.
  • 1098 Mortgage interest you paid on your home.
  • Receipts Costs you may be able to deduct, like donations or medical bills.

Form 1040 Your personal return.

IRS letters and ITINs.

IRS letters

Bring it to the call. Jorge reads it with you and, when it comes to that, represents you before the IRS.

What does my letter mean?

ITIN applications

Jorge is an IRS Certifying Acceptance Agent (CAA), so your passport usually doesn’t have to be mailed to the IRS.

Who you’ll work with.

  • Jorge ListeEnrolled Agent (EA)Enrolled to practice before the IRSIRS Certifying Acceptance Agent (CAA)
  • Ivo FerrerBusiness Technology Advisor

Tax prep questions.

Do I have to come to an office?

No. Most of our clients never do. You upload your documents in our secure client portal, we go through the return on a call or video, and you sign electronically. If you would rather sit across a desk, we do that by appointment in Fort Myers.

How long does it take?

Once we have everything, most individual returns are prepared and reviewed within a few business days. What slows returns down is almost always a missing document, so the checklist you get on the first call is there to stop that.

What do I need to send you?

Your ID, last year's return, and the income documents for the year: W-2s, 1099s, mortgage and student loan interest, childcare, tuition, and anything from a brokerage. If you have a business or rentals, add the books or a summary of income and expenses. You get a checklist built for your situation, so you are not guessing.

Can you file my state return too?

Yes. Florida has no state income tax, so many Florida-only clients file federal alone. If you moved during the year, worked in another state, or own property elsewhere, you will likely need a state return and we handle those.

What if I already started in TurboTax?

Send us what you have. Starting in software and stopping is common, usually at the point where something did not fit the questionnaire. We take it from where you stopped.

Can you fix a return I already filed?

Yes. An amended return corrects a filed one, and there is a three-year window from the original filing date to claim a refund. Bring the original return and what changed.

What does it cost?

Individual returns start at $149, and you get a written quote for yours before any work starts. We never charge a percentage of your refund. See our prices, or what tax preparation costs around here.

Do I need a CPA, an Enrolled Agent or a tax preparer?

If your situation calls for something we don’t do, we will say so on the call. CPA, Enrolled Agent or tax preparer covers how to tell which one you need.

Guidance, not guarantees.

We explain your options in plain language and never promise an outcome we can’t control.

Bring the pile, or the letter, to the call.

Free, fifteen minutes. A clear price before any work starts.