Income Tax Returns for Small Businesses (San Antonio area)

Tax time of the year can be a headache for small business owners.
It can also be very intimidating and very stressful.
Unfortunately, that time is here.
But I can help.
If you are a small business owner you may have some deadlines coming up soon.
You want to complay with those deadlines or risk paying penalties for late filing.
* If you are filling Estimated Tax Returns your fourth payment is due by January 15th * Your 1099-NECs are due to be filed by January 31st * Your Subchapter S and Partnership returns are due by March 15th * Your sole proprietor Chapter C and 1040 Tax Returns are due by April 15th I have been working with small business owners for over 25 years.
I can help you identify every expansible item that you can use to reduce your taxes or even get a refund.
I will identify some expenses that you might not be aware of such as depreciation for long-term assets.
I will accurately and promptly complete and file your tax return.
I will complete your return in a prompt, thorough and accurate fashion.
I have 25 years of experience in preparing 1040 Personal Tax Returns as well as the following business returns * Schedule C for sole proprietors * Form 1065 for partnerships, and * Sole proprietors and partnerships operating as an LLC * Subchapter S returns * 1099-NECs and the accompanying 1096s * W-2s.
W-4s.
W-7s, W-9s, I-9s, etc.
I pride myself on being affordable and also providing prompt excellent service.
I have more than 25 years’ experience in income tax preparation.
I am recognized by the IRS for professional tax preparation and have my PTIN (Preparation Tax Identification Number).
I also have an MBA from UTSA.
Email me if you would like to get a list of small business reporting deadlines for the IRS and the State of Texas.
When you are ready give me a call, text or email me.
There is no charge for an initial consultation.
I don’t just prepare your taxes but I also advise on the proper accounting for and reporting of taxes to the IRS so that you will stay out of trouble with the IRS.
Alonzo