Are you an individual or business needing tax preparation from an established tax professional? Does your tax resolution issue require completing or amending current or prior year returns? At Harmon Tax Resolution, LLC, we not only offer IRS resolution services, but we also offer a full range of tax preparation services through our own robust tax preparation platform:

• Complete planning, preparation, & support
• IRS E-file/ E-Signature
• Refund Options include pay-by-refund and rapid refund capable
• Safe and secure separate client portal file system access
• Onsite or remote tax return preparation
• Competitive Pricing

Get tax preparation services from a tax Attorney-Enrolled Agent-CPA committed to client communications and financial integrity. The IRS considers the Enrolled Agent the gold standard for tax preparers. Why settle for less?

When dealing with IRS compliance issues, we ensure efficiency and cost-effectiveness by avoiding delays and higher costs. In contrast, a non-CPA-EA attorney would likely have to go elsewhere to obtain comparable high-quality tax preparation services to resolve the IRS issue. Most tax attorneys are neither seasoned tax preparers nor have anywhere near the training or expertise that a CPA/Enrolled Agent has. Therefore, they may not get you the best results, or, as mentioned earlier, it will cost you more since they will have to hire tax professionals to prepare the return. In addition, when reviewing prior tax returns for accuracy and completeness, it is best to have a CPA/Enrolled Agent perform this rather than an attorney because most are well-trained in this area. In addition, our fees for tax preparation are done at competitive tax preparer rates and not attorney rates. As a result of offering such robust tax preparation services, Harmon Tax Resolution, LLC is an IRS-designated E-filer.

Therefore, tax preparation services are offered to individuals and small companies whether or not an IRS issue is involved. Using our firm will mitigate the risk of future IRS issues.

We understand the tax code and where you stand to benefit, so reach out to us today for your tax preparation and planning to be taken care of thoroughly and cost-effectively. Using our tax preparation and tax planning services will help significantly avoid any future IRS issues. Being your tax preparer enables effective future estate and tax planning. Our dually licensed and multi-discipline capability provides complete representation for your current and future taxation needs.

Schedule of Returns Prepared (including all relevant applicable schedules)

• 1040 – Individual Tax Return
• 1040 NR – Non-Resident Alien Tax Return
• 1041 – Estate & Trust Tax Return
• 1065 – Partnership Tax Return
• 1120 – Corporation Tax Return
• 1120S – S-Corporation Tax Return
• 706 – Estate Tax Return
• 709 – GiftTax Return
• 990 – Exempt Organization Tax Return (990 EZ, 990, 990PF, & 990T)
• 1099 – All types – Form Preparation

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Please review our client testimonials regarding the tax preparation services we have provided. Call Today at 772-418-0949 or fill out our online form to find out how seamless and cost-effective it would be to have your tax preparation needs taken care of by our Attorney-Enrolled Agent-CPA.

Let Harmon Tax Resolution, LLC Handle Your Tax Preparation Needs So You Can Get Back To Doing What Is Most Important To You!

When you sign your tax return and send it in, you may think that tax filing season is finally over and that the IRS will not be bugging you for another year. That’s unfortunately not the case. Millions of Americans get letters from the IRS stating they owe more money or asking for more information. So there are times when you may need to revisit your old return and file an amended one.

NOTE: If you have back tax debt, are under audit, or have multiple years of unfiled tax returns, we highly recommend readers reach out to our firm first. Our clients never have to talk to the IRS, and tax resolution through our firm can save you money and time in the long run. You might also be eligible for other IRS relief programs or get your penalties reduced or removed. Reach out to our firm today for a consultation.

So when should you file an amended return, and how do you go about it? Here are some key things you need to know.

You Forgot to Report All Your Income

If you neglected to report all of your income, it is only a matter of time until the IRS finds out, and when they do, you could be on the wrong side of a hefty bill. So instead of waiting for the IRS to catch up, fess up by filing an amended return.

Be sure to gather all your documents and compare the income you reported to the new total you have now calculated. If you owe any additional tax, you will want to pay it right away to avoid interest and penalties.

Brokerage Forms are Sometimes Late

If you have stock market holdings and own mutual funds, you will receive forms from brokerage firms holding those accounts. Those forms will provide details of the dividend income and capital gains you received so that you can provide accurate filings to the IRS.

You may not know that those brokerage and mutual fund statements are sometimes late. Worse yet, the numbers are often updated after the fact, meaning the information you filed on your original return may no longer be accurate.

If you receive an updated 1099 from your brokerage firm or mutual fund company, you may need to file an amended return to account for the discrepancy. If you fail to update your numbers, the IRS could come after you for additional taxes and penalties.

You Got a Tax Bill, But You Know You Don’t Owe

This can be tricky, and it’s best to have representation from a tax resolution firm like ours. If the IRS sends you letters claiming you owe money, but you’re sure you don’t owe, then filing an amended return can sometimes do the trick.

Another thing to note is that the IRS makes mistakes. So having an IRS Relief firm like ours on your side can help clear these mistakes and settle your tax debt.

You Forgot to Claim a Legitimate Credit or Deduction

Sometimes an amended return can reduce the amount you owe if you forget to claim a legitimate tax credit or deduction.

Even if you have already filed your return, you can still go back and claim any credits or deductions you may have missed.

File Your Amended Return Within Three Years

You only have a limited amount of time to file an amended return, so you must act quickly. In most cases, you will need to file your amended return within three years, and if you miss the deadline, you could be out of luck.

If you think you need to file an amended return, check out your tax records for the last three years. It is time to file your amended return if you identify any potential issues or overlooked credits and deductions.

Tax filing season may be over, but you can always file an amended return. As long as you are within the allowable time, you can adjust your filed returns to reflect previous omissions or take advantage of overlooked deductions.

OWE BACK TAXES?

Our firm specializes in tax problem resolution. We serve clients virtually, so don’t hesitate to reach out. If you want an expert tax resolution specialist who knows how to navigate the IRS maze, reach out to our firm, and we’ll schedule a no-obligation confidential consultation to explain your options to resolve your tax problem permanently.