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about us
Our mission at Nominal Tax Solutions is to assist our clients in achieving optimal financial health by providing dependable and precise tax preparation and consulting services. Allow us to assist you in navigating the intricate realm of taxation.
Our primary goal at Nominal Tax Solutions is your contentment. That’s why we provide personalized services that cater to your specific requirements and preferences. We guarantee that we will address all your inquiries and fulfill your expectations, setting us apart from other tax companies in the region.
our focus
TIME
We use our time efficiently so we can get your taxes completed in a timely manner.
QUALITY
We ensure quality work on all of our services to satisfy our customers. With the services we offer, rest assured, we have you covered
CUSTOMER SERVICE
If you have any issues, call us so that we may assist you to the best of our ability.
Services
Consultation
- ITIN Application Services
- Unemployment Services
- IRS Audit Consultation
- Tax Planning
Income Tax Return
- E-Filing Services
- 1040 (Fed)
- 1040 (State)
- Extensions (4868)
- Amendment (1040-X)
- Schedule A ($25)
- Schedule B ($25)
- Schedule C ($25)
- Schedule D ($25)
- Schedule E ($25)
- Schedule F ($25)
Business Tax Return
- E-Filing Services
- Form 1040
- Form 1040 (Schedule C)
- Form 1040-ES
- Form 1040-SE
- Form 1120
- Form 1120S
- Form 1120S (Schedule K-1)
FAQ'S
What do I need to file my taxes?
You will need to gather all forms that report your income, such as W-2s and 1099s, as well as any other documentation that may be relevant to your deductions and credits.
What is the deadline for filing taxes?
The deadline for individuals to file their taxes in the United States is April 15th. However, if you file for an extension, the deadline is pushed back to October 15th.
What happens if I don't file my taxes?
Not filing your taxes can result in penalties and fines, and in some cases, criminal charges. It's important to file your taxes on time, even if you can't pay the full amount owed.
When will I receive my refund?
The time it takes to receive your refund will depend on several factors, including how you filed your taxes and whether or not you included direct deposit information. Generally, if you file electronically and use direct deposit, you can expect to receive your refund in about 10-21 days. Checks usually take a little longer than direct deposit
What do I need if I am unemployed?
If you received unemployment benefits from your state over the past year, you must claim that as income and, therefore, pay taxes on those benefits. The unemployment agency should provide you with a 1099-G form, which explains the amount of benefits you drew during the past year. If you are having trouble accessing your 1099-G, we will gladly help.
What do I need if I am divorced?
Taking the necessary steps before tax time will make things easier once you file your taxes for the first time after a divorce. Change your W-4 through your employer so taxes will be withheld at the correct rates. Also, if you (or a family member) changed your name, file Form SS-5 with the Social Security Administration to ensure there aren’t any complications with the IRS.
Does bankruptcy effect taxes?
Depending on which Chapter you filed for, taxes may not be exempt. With Chapter 7 bankruptcy, federal taxes are exempt from discharge. When filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy, it is very important to file and pay your taxes during the bankruptcy proceedings because the court can dismiss your claim if you fail to meet this requirement. Dismissing the claim leaves you responsible for all of your debts.
Why is my refund less than I expected?
Many factors can contribute to why your refund is less than you expected. You have to consider the three elements that define a refund: your taxable income, the amount withheld from your paycheck for federal and state taxes, and your tax rate. If you aren’t getting as much money back try to look on the bright side – at least you didn't owe. Also, if you owe the IRS or State from previous returns, they will deduct it automatically
Why should I E-File?
The main reason for filing taxes electronically (e-filing) is to get your refund faster. Twenty-four hours after sending your tax return, the IRS will send you a confirmation of receipt or a rejection notice. Generally, e-filing is safer and faster than filing on paper. The software we use makes it a effortless process for all tax returns. Also, any returns that need to be filed prior to 3 years will have to be filed paper.
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