Professional Tax Preparation Services

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Experienced Federal and State Tax Agents
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Additional Services Such As Audit Representation
And Much More

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Key Tax Group Can Prepare Your Tax Returns

A professional tax preparer can not only get you the maximum tax refund possible, they can also help you deal with problems that arise if you are audited or have an unpaid tax debt. Key Tax Group offers services to help clients protect their assets and reduce their tax liability. We use every possible means to help you deal with the tax issues you are facing. You may have received notice of an IRS tax audit. You may want to file an IRS audit appeal, or you may discover that you owe back taxes. Key Tax Group is here to help you find solutions to your tax problems.

Tax Services Offered by Key Tax Group

We have experience offering the following tax services to clients across the United States:

Foreign bank account report (FBAR) filing
940/941 payroll tax debt relief
Sales tax representation
State tax resolution
Streamlined IRS installment agreements
Offers-in-compromise (Fresh Start Program)
Audit reconsideration
Tax audit representation
Penalty abatement
Tax lien
Bank levies
Wage garnishments

Key Tax Group also assists clients with tax return preparation, payroll tax services, and state and local tax assistance. You may have problems regarding back taxes and need help communicating with the IRS. We have experience helping clients with a range of tax issues.

Tax Preparation Services

Tax law is divided into two main categories: state tax and federal tax. Some jurisdictions in the United States do not have an income tax, but every person in the country must pay federal income tax. Doing your taxes can become more complicated if you own many assets. Dealing with a tax audit or a tax appeal can be difficult without the assistance of a tax preparation lawyer.

The Internal Revenue Service may audit taxpayers to verify the accuracy of submitted tax documents. You may have submitted accurate information, but you need to take any IRS audit seriously. An individual may be chosen to undergo an IRS tax audit for the following reasons:

A filer may have had a business relationship with an individual or entity that underwent an IRS tax audit.
A computer algorithm may have chosen a specific filer for a tax audit.
Documents submitted to the IRS may have been flagged for various reasons.

A tax preparation attorney can help you avoid tax audits by making sure your taxes are filed in accordance with the law. The IRS is one of the most powerful governmental entities in the United States. Having a professional help you with your taxes can help you save money by avoiding tax problems in the future.

Tax Preparation for Business Owners

You may own a sole proprietorship or be a partner in a partnership or limited liability company. The following are some of the common taxes that businesses must pay:

Federal corporate income tax
Federal employment tax
Federal unemployment tax

Specific states also have corporate income taxes, sales taxes, and tangible personal property taxes, among others. The federal tax code is extremely complex, and having a professional tax preparer can help you deal with some of the confusing provisions of the internal revenue code. Your business may be a corporation, in which case a tax preparation lawyer can save you and your business money by taking advantage of provisions contained in the internal revenue code.

Contact Us for All Your Tax Preparation Needs

Key Tax Group is here to help you with your tax preparation needs. You may have realized that your wages can be garnished or your bank account levied. Do not wait to take action about your tax problems. Contact Key Tax Group today for professional assistance with your tax preparation and tax debt relief needs.

Tax Preparation FAQs

Q: Is it worth paying for tax preparation?

A: Paying for tax preparation services can help you save money in the future by making it less likely that you will be audited by the IRS. If you ever receive notice that you will be audited by the IRS, you should retain a tax attorney without delay. Mishandled tax problems can cause serious financial problems that can affect your personal finances and your business.

If you have complex tax issues that require professional expertise, then it is absolutely worth it to invest in professional tax services. Tax preparation by a tax preparation attorney can help you avoid financial problems in the future. Also, you may miss potential problems with your tax returns if you forego the use of a tax preparation lawyer.

Q: When should you get a professional to do your taxes?

A: Most people hire a tax professional to prepare their taxes if they have multiple assets and businesses. Others may only hire a tax preparation attorney if they have been notified that they are going to be audited by the IRS. You should seek out professional tax services when you are having difficulty understanding what is required under the law. You may be an individual preparer who has questions about assets you own and how they are taxed. Also, you may have recently started a business, and you need assistance with understanding what federal and state taxes the business may owe.

Q: What are the benefits of using a tax preparation professional?

A: By using a tax preparation professional, you reduce your risk of criminal liability due to mistakes on your tax documents. Having professional legal advice during the tax preparation process can help you avoid problems that can harm you financially or professionally.

A tax preparation lawyer possesses a comprehensive understanding of the internal revenue code. You may need a specialist to help you complete specific tax return documents. Other benefits of retaining a tax preparation attorney include protecting your personal property, real property, and income. Professional tax assistance is also extremely helpful for those who need help creating a new business.

Q: How much does it cost to have someone else prepare your taxes?

A: Professional tax preparation costs depend on how organized your documents are, where you live, and how many assets you own. The average cost for basic income tax services is approximately $220. The cost provides for a standard 1040 and a state tax return with no itemized deductions. Tax preparation may cost more than this average price, depending on the nature and complexity of your tax documents. Typically, the cost for any particular client will be assessed on a case-by-case basis because clients have different tax preparation needs.

Q: Can a tax preparer save me money?

A: Tax preparation attorneys have the experience, skill, and knowledge to help clients reduce their tax liability depending on the particular circumstances relevant to those clients. Tax specialists also save you time by doing the research and analysis needed to make sure you take advantage of all the deductions available to you under the law. You may have to face a tax audit in the future, and a tax professional can help you during any audit performed by the IRS. One of the most common ways a tax professional can save clients money is by helping clients receive a higher tax refund.

Q: Where is the best place to get your taxes done?

A: Different tax preparation services offer unique advantages. Some places may be geared toward those who own businesses, while others may focus on individual filers who are only doing their income taxes. Volunteer tax assistance programs provide tax preparation services, as do other businesses, but whether any option will be beneficial to a particular individual depends on the financial circumstances of that particular individual. A skilled tax preparation lawyer can help you determine the best place to get your taxes done.