Best Wishes for 2009
It's been a tough year. Times are uncertain – unemployment is up, home foreclosures on the rise, family incomes decreasing, State and
local representatives increasing your taxes, Federal bailouts on Wall Street, declining Retirement accounts – you’re
probably thinking, “There must be someone out there whose honest and trustworthy!”
You
Need a Tax Professional You Can Trust
I really do care about you and
your family. Our philosophy is simple - do the best job we can and know the tax
laws to make your life easier. Your trust in us is appreciated and not taken for granted.
We're here all year round working for you.
We may be out of your thoughts after you file your tax returns, but you’re with us all year. You see, I not only attend tax seminars all year round because I have to, I
attend tax seminars to learn how I can save you money this year and the next year and the next year, and so on.
And to show you that we
mean it when we say we appreciate your business,
WE’RE HOLDING OUR PRICES
That’s right. No fee increase this year. We know times are tough. So we’re
holding our prices. When everything else is going up, isn’t good to know that someone is looking out for you?
HOMEOWNERS: If you are losing your home due to foreclosure, there may be tax relief
available. But, you need an experienced tax professional to figure it out. You see, only someone with experience knows not
only how to read the forms, but also know how to interpret the information to save you money. Experience separates
the tax season preparer with a true tax professional.
More Than
16 Years Experience
I’ve been busy attending Tax Updates all year long to make sure
you don’t give Uncle Sam one extra dime more than you should.
Congress passed 8 Tax Bills last year. And we're ready.
We prepare ALL FIFTY STATES. It doesn’t matter to us if you
worked in one state or twenty states last year. We can do it all!
FAST CASH:
Strapped for cash? Maybe you never considered this service. But with these uncertain
times, you may need money now. If so, the Refund Anticipation Loan may be your answer. Just ask for the Instant RAL and you
may have a check in minutes. The traditional next-day Refund Loans, Bonus Check and Direct Deposit Refund Checks are available,
as well. Pay no money up front (if qualified). All fees are paid from your anticipated refund, so
there is no need to bring money!
If paying more money than you legally should to the IRS isn't a concern, don't
read any further. You don't need my help. But if you truly want to minimize your tax burden and receive
all the deductions and credits you are legitimately entitled to, then read on.....
Highlights for Tax Year 2009
- Mileage Rates 2008
- Jan.
– June – 50.5¢
- July
– Dec. – 58.5¢
- Medical/Moving Mileage
- Jan
– June - 19¢
- July
– Dec. - 27¢
- IRA Contributions - $5,000 (Catchup $6,000 if 50 years old or older)
- First time homeowners (you may qualify even if you have owned a home, but you must
know the rules) – up to $7,500 credit
- Real estate tax deduction – EVEN IF YOU DON’T ITEMIZE
- Required Minimum Distribution – for 2009 – not required – no penalty
- Economic Stimulus Rebate – may affect your taxes this year – know the
amount you received.
Not all tax preparers are the same. DID YOU KNOW THAT
I AM LICENSED BY THE U.S. GOVERNMENT? I can represent you if you get one of those nasty letters from the IRS (and
if I prepare your tax return, your chances of getting one is pretty slim).
MY PERSONAL GUARANTEE
If you should receive a letter from the IRS because of any
errors I have made, I will refund 100% of fees paid for the preparation of your income tax return. In addition, I will correct
the error and speak to the IRS on your behalf!
I know that you’ve chosen me over the other tax
guys to accurately prepare your income tax return and know that you’ll pay the
least amount of tax entitled by law. That’s why I attend tax updates all year round and that is why I am
“putting my money where my mouth is” in writing.
You work hard for your money, and I work even harder to make
sure you don’t pay more than you should to the IRS.