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The accounting and notary services you need right at your finger tips!
At Tashas Taxes, we believe that every client deserves personalized attention and a tailored approach to their tax needs. We take the time to understand each client's unique situation and provide customized solutions that meet their specific needs.
Our team of tax professionals has years of experience in the tax industry and stays up-to-date with the latest changes in tax laws and regulations. We use our expertise to help our clients navigate the complex world of taxes and achieve their financial goals.
We offer a variety of tax services, including tax preparation, planning, and consulting. Our services are designed to help individuals and businesses minimize their tax liability and maximize their financial success.
The last day to electronically file your current year's tax return is October 16, 2024.
This new electronic filing system implemented by the IRS allows for all year around filing.
As per IRS protocol, you can now file the following years electronically 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022. As more years are added, you will then be able to file more years electronically. The public will be notified accordingly as this information is released and updated. The system required to file electronically will be through an approved M-ef system known as Modernized Electronically Filing.
CAN I FILE MY AMENDED RETURN ELECTRONICALLY?
Yes. If you need to amend your 2020, 2021, or 2022 Forms 1040 or 1040-SR, you can now file Form 1040-X, Amended U.S. Individual Income Tax Return, electronically using available tax software products.
Additionally, amended Form 1040-NR and amended Form 1040-SS/PR can now be filed electronically for tax years 2021 and 2022.
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Here is where we at Tasha's Taxes will address your Tax & Financial Concerns, keeping our Clients up to date with Company Changes, and establishing more effective communication has become one of our primary goals.
We will also keep you informed of Federal, State, and City tax updates, grant opportunites for business owners, business loans, and financial money making opportunities. These changes affect you as an individual, a family, a business owner, and most importantly, as a community!
Tasha's Taxes is switching over to remote services only via ZOOM VIDEO SERVICES!
If you are scheduled for an in-office appointment, you will be contacted by the office manager to switch your in-office assignment to a ZOOM appointment. You will still be seen on the day of your initial appointment. It will just be conducted via ZOOM.
If you are unfamiliar with ZOOM technology, please click the link below to set up your smartphone, laptop, or desktop computer with the app or download link and begin to become familiar with this technology.
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Tasha's Taxes is expanding, and as we prepare for this expansion, we will no longer be located at the Atruim Brass Building for the 2023-2024 Tax Season; we are currently closing this location as we prepare to move into our new building.
When the new office is finished being updated and set up accordingly, we will announce via email and on our website where you may seek our in-office services and inform you of the new services being offered.
We look forward to working with you in our new facility. Please bear with us as we make the necessary changes to better your Financial, Tax Preparation, Spiritual, Mental, and Emotional Needs.
LOANS are available as early as January 2, 2023, until March 17, 2023.
Most Loans are approved within hours of application submission.
Loans are offered in amounts from $500-$7,000.
Your Loan can be issued in multiple ways.
Direct Deposit into your personal banking account.
Cashiers Check issued from the Tax Office
Debit Direct Money Card issued from the Tax Office.
Tax-related identity theft occurs when someone uses a stolen Social Security Number (SSN) to file a fraudulent tax return. Thieves may also use stolen Employer Identification Numbers (EINs) to create false W-2s in order to support tax-related fraud schemes. Tax-related identity theft can happen to both taxpayers and tax preparers.
a. Warning Signs of Identity Theft
• More than one return was filed with the taxpayer’s SSN and the taxpayer’s return gets rejected by the IRS.
• The taxpayer notices activity or receives IRS notices regarding a tax return in years where balances or refunds have been paid already.
b. IRS notices show the taxpayer has received wages from employers the taxpayer has not worked for.
• The IRS accepts the taxpayer’s return as an amended return, but the taxpayer has not filed a return for that tax year yet.
• We ensure we know exactly where we handle taxpayers’ information by maintaining a list of all the locations such as office buildings, storage facilities, filing cabinets, boxes, computers, etc.
• We make sure that all file cabinets and doors are locked.
•We complete background checks, information security training, and identity authentication training for employees with access to taxpayer information.
• As well as ensure that all staff use strong passwords that meet industry standards.
• Use encryption data of taxpayer information that is stored electronically, and during electronic transmissions.
• We protect all computers with up-to-date anti-virus, anti-spam, and anti-spy software, firewalls, and spam filters and update them regularly.
• Tasha Taxes monitors computer system logs for unauthorized access.
• Have authorization requirements for the removal of taxpayer information on any media. Following other measurements to securely destroy taxpayer information, use shredders for paper and overwrite software for hard drives.
• Have a secure backup for data that could be lost by vandalism or natural disaster.
• Implement measures that ensure we are careful not to leave taxpayer information unsecured on various places like desks, copy machines, mailboxes, vehicles, trash bins, office rooms, or at home.
• We take continuing education training that helps us learn to recognize and avoid phishing emails, calls, or texts from thieves posing as legitimate organizations such as Providers, your bank(s), your credit card companies, and even the IRS. We never give out sensitive information under pressure as phishers like to use scare tactics.
•We here at Tasha’s Taxes understand that Phishing emails and calls often appear generic and are not personalized, they often fail to reference an account you have with them, for example, the exact taxpayer number or history. When in doubt, we contact the company and taxpayer directly to confirm if the request was legitimate.
•We do not allow any outside jump drives, flash drives, media sticks, from clients, or otherwise to be plugged into our system, databases, or office equipment, as this is a tactic that can be used to gain access intentionally or unintentionally to our database and software, to include we do not click on links or download attachments from unknown or suspicious email or websites.
Tasha’s Taxes takes every precaution to protect her clients as well as her company by ensuring that we are in compliance with the due diligence standards practices and protocols set forth by the IRS some of the ways we ensure that we are in compliance are by verifying your Income and Identity.
We do this by providing you with a detailed items needed list which is provided to you prior to your initial tax appointment. During this process we must confirm the identity of each taxpayer on the tax return by looking at one form of unexpired government issued photo identification (ID) for each taxpayer, as well as confirm the Social Security Number (SSN), or TIN, of each taxpayer and each dependent appearing on the tax return by requesting and reviewing the SSN cards.
Photocopies of the picture identification and SSNs will be made and kept as part of the taxpayer’s file where allowable by law.
If Tasha’s Taxes is suspicious of the identity of the taxpayer, we will ask for additional verification such as voter registration cards, work ID/Credentials, credit cards or personal references.
Tasha’s Taxes also scrutinize income documentation such as W-2s and other subjective or non-verifiable data used on forms and schedules. We will need to validate the taxpayer’s identity physically (in person). This applies to all identity documentation, including materials received via your email or electronic meetings such as ZOOM.
If any of your tax return information looks suspicious, verify sources of income and validate data that looks questionable. Tasha’s Taxes can also contact Central Site and ask to speak with our Risk Department. If we suspect fraud, we will not file the return. This measurement is put into place to protect Tasha’s Taxes, its staff, and its current and future tax clients as Filing a return when we suspect fraud could result in Tasha’s Taxes being subjected to civil penalty, among other punishment issued and determined by the IRS Criminal Investigation Unit.
Due to the heightened fraud in the tax industry, TASHA’S TAXES has set up processes to protect taxpayers from identity theft. Certain factors in tax returns may cause a taxpayer’s account to be flagged as potentially suspicious. Due to industry requirements and company policy, if a taxpayer account is flagged, Provider will place the funds received from the IRS on hold and perform additional account due diligence in order to verify the identity of the taxpayer.
This additional verification involves asking the taxpayers to submit an unexpired government issued photo ID, such as a driver’s license, or other identifying documents or information. The additional verification process can take up to 7 business days to complete. Once Provider can validate the identity of the taxpayer associated with the tax return filed, Provider releases the hold on the funds and disburses the funds to the taxpayer. Funds are held in a non-interest-bearing account while we wait for the taxpayer to respond to our enhanced due diligence request and while we perform our review. If the taxpayer does not respond to our request within a timely manner, or if we are unable to verify the taxpayer’s identity, we return the funds to the IRS. Many companies, including most banks, believe that tax refunds with suspicious account attributes are high risk, and rather than try to perform additional due diligence, they simply return the funds to the IRS. Provider believes a better option for valued taxpayers, when possible, is to try to perform additional steps to validate accounts and release the holds rather than immediately return funds to the IRS, which can take up to 12 weeks.
We do not allow any outside jump drives, flash drives, media sticks or electronic data drives from clients, to be plugged into our system, databases, or office equipment, as this is a tactic that can be used to gain access intentionally or unintentionally to our database and software, to include we do not click on links or download attachments from unknown or suspicious email or websites.
All clients will have a general mandatory list of items that are required in order for Tasha's Taxes to work for you.
If these items are not provided, we will not be able to work for you.
You must still provide the requested information even if you are a returning client.
Please note: no client(s) federal, state, city, non-profit organization, small business, S-Corp, or C- Corp taxes will be filed, amended, or otherwise submitted to the IRS until all pertinent information, documentation, and data in accordance with federal tax filing guidelines are submitted to Tasha's Taxes. This includes but is not limited to any federal filing forms that are required for submission process reporting, i.e., 1099's, Schedule K, etc.
You can find a list of the Items Needed listed here on our website by clicking the button below.
If an item is needed but not yet listed, it will still be required before reporting data to the IRS.
Please ensure you read the Items Needed List as it is updated as new information is sent to the company; these measurements helped to ensure we are in compliance with the Internal Revenue Service Tax Laws.
All Items will be reviewed to ensure accuracy and that all items have been turned in.
Tax preparation includes federal, state, or local tax returns. Tax advisory service includes analyzing financial and tax problems, formulating solutions, and making recommendations designed to provide advice on taxation for clients ranging from individuals to businesses. Tax services also include helping an entity translate personal and/or business goals into targeted action steps designed to maximize the entity's tax position.
Quarterly Tax planning helps clients understand the tax effects of each financial decision. Clients' tax preparation and tax advisory services may include in-depth tax preparing and/or advising on:
Tax planning also includes the process of providing quantitative information about economic entities to help clients in making decisions concerning the allocation of economic resources.
This include individual taxpayers that, may operate an economic entity: business that includes churches, hospitals, charitable organizations, municipalities, governments, and other organizations.
Tax planning for TASHA'S TAXES includes professional expert advice for clients covering major accounting information include individuals external and internal to the entity. External users are outside the business or other entities that need to decide whether to engage or continue to engage in some activity (for example, investing, granting credit, business partnerships, or procuring goods or services) with the entity. Internal users are inside the business or other entities that need to make decisions (planning, controlling, and problem solving) concerning the operations and activities of the entity. Providing information includes the series of activities leading up to and including communicating the information through a report or some other communication process. These activities include:
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