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Tax services that maximize your savings & give you peace of mind

Choose what you need, or schedule a free 5-minute call for personalized guidance and a guaranteed price. Zero sales pressure, it’s your call.

Personal tax prep

Average Price $325

4.8/5 | 3,758 reviews.

Self-Employed

Average Price $380

4.8/5 | 3,758 reviews

Business tax prep

Average Price $550

4.8/5 | 3,758 reviews

Bundle Individual & Business

Average Price $775

4.8/5 | 3,758 reviews

Affordable CPA Tax Consultation at your fingertips.

Expert guidance to help you with your unique tax situation.

$49

Perfect for quick clarifications and brief counsel on unique tax questions or tax calculations for quarterly estimated tax payments.

$89

Ideal for in-depth exploration and more comprehensive tax law answers or tax planning and mitigation strategies.

$129

For a more in-depth analysis that requires analyzing tax returns or contracts and performing complex tax estimates.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much will my taxes cost?

We believe in À La Carte up front pricing based on the number of forms we prepare for you. You can calculate your total cost on our pricing page. No Monthly Fees. No hidden state fees. No “bait and switch” up-charges like some other big name virtual tax prep companies.

What’s the best way to file if you’re self-employed?

The short answer is it depends on your unique tax situation. Just know we have you covered and our CPA’s will analyze your unique tax situation and recommend the optimal tax structure for you in the current and in future years.

Can you provide everything I need to file as an S-Corp?

The biggest obstacle to filing the S-Corp tax return (1120S) is having a complete income statement and balance sheet (if required). If you do your own bookkeeping, great, we will take your financial statements; if you need us to do bookkeeping we can help you with that as well. If you want to keep it simple and just fill in an income statement template yourself we can provide a template and guide you on what is deductible to your business.

How do I file if I trade stocks?

If you have one or several brokerage accounts, are a casual trader or meet the IRS definition of a “Day Trader”, you will need year-end brokerage statements detailing the results of your trades. Depending on your classification, you will be required to pay taxes, capital gains or possibly ordinary income. Regardless, we have you covered and can handle anything from casual traders to active day traders.

Get free guidance

Need help? Schedule a free 5-minute call. We’ll help you determine which forms you need and give you a guaranteed price. The consult is free and there’s no pressure to work with us.