Individual Tax Filing
Federal and state returns filed right, with every credit and deduction you qualify for.
Federal and state individual tax filing handled by our tax accounting team, not a chat bot. We cover W-2 employees, self-employed and gig income, rental property, investment income, and multi-state returns for people who moved or work across state lines.
Every return goes through our team before it is filed: checked against current credits and deductions, checked for multi-state issues, and checked for anything that does not add up. You get a return that is not just submitted, but actually reviewed.
- Federal and state e-filing
- Multi-state returns for movers, remote workers, and commuters
- Prior-year and amended return corrections
Who this is for
- W-2 employees who want their return double-checked, not just auto-filled
- Self-employed and gig workers with 1099 income and deductible expenses
- Landlords with rental income and depreciation to track
- Investors with capital gains, dividends, or crypto activity
- Anyone who moved, worked remotely, or earned income in more than one state
What's included
Federal and state e-filing
Every return is filed electronically with both the IRS and your state, with confirmation sent as soon as it is accepted.
Every credit and deduction reviewed
We check your full financial picture against current credits and deductions instead of a generic checklist, so you are not leaving money on the table.
Multi-state returns handled correctly
Moved, worked remote for an out-of-state employer, or earned income in more than one state? We allocate income between states correctly instead of guessing.
Prior-year and amended returns
Missed a deduction last year, or need to correct a return the IRS flagged? We file amendments and catch up prior years.
Scenarios we handle every week
You have 1099 or self-employment income
We track deductible business expenses, calculate self-employment tax, and set up quarterly estimated payments so a large bill does not show up in April.
You moved states, or work remote for an out-of-state employer
Two states, two sets of rules, one return that gets it right the first time.
You have rental property or investment income
Depreciation schedules, capital gains, and dividend income are tracked and reported correctly, not estimated.
How it works
Tell us your situation
A short intake covering your income sources, states involved, and any notices or deadlines already on the table.
We build your plan
Our team reviews your situation and puts together the right approach, whether that means a return, a resolution case, or an ongoing engagement, then flags anything that needs your input.
You review and approve
We walk through the plan and the numbers with you before anything is filed or submitted. Questions get answered, not deferred.
We execute and confirm
Returns filed, cases submitted, or books closed, with confirmation and copies delivered to you.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to have someone file your taxes?
It depends on how many forms your return needs: a simple W-2 return costs less than a return with self-employment income, rental property, or multiple states. We quote a fixed fee after a short intake, before any work starts, so there is no surprise at the end.
Are tax filing fees tax deductible?
For most individuals, tax filing and accounting fees are not deductible on a federal return under current law. If you have self-employment or rental income, the portion of the fee tied to that business activity may be deductible as a business expense. We flag this during your return if it applies to you.
Do you handle multi-state tax returns?
Yes. Multi-state returns for people who moved during the year, work remotely for an out-of-state employer, or commute across a state line are one of our most common individual filings.
What if I have 1099 or self-employment income?
We prepare Schedule C, track deductible business expenses, and calculate quarterly estimated payments so self-employed and gig-economy clients are not caught off guard by what they owe.
What documents do I need to get started?
Prior-year returns, current-year income documents (W-2s, 1099s, K-1s), and anything the IRS or your state has sent you. We will tell you if anything else is missing before we start.
How long does it take to file my return?
Most individual returns are ready for your review within a few business days of receiving your documents, faster outside peak season. We give you a specific timeline once we see your situation.
Ready to get started with individual tax filing?
Tell us about your situation and we will follow up with next steps.