TJ's Tax Specialists

Hey FB Fam, as some of you know and new fb friends that dont know, I do provide Income Tax Services during the tax season. I specialize in both individual taxes as well as small business taxes and schedule C's.
We also pay unlimited $50 referrals if you refer someone to me and get their taxes filed and accepted. You don't need to be current client to refer someone to me.

The tax season is well underway and we are still accepting new clients. Whether you are an individual or have a small business you are filing we can help you get all the tax deductions legally available to you. Call 214-801-0576 or inbox me today for a free estimate or consultation.

IRS opened for accepting tax returns today. If you are in need of a tax preparer or would like a free tax consultation/estimate give us a call or inbox me today. 214-801-0576.

Less than a week before the IRS opens and W2's are flowing in. Call us today for your free tax estimate. We specialize in individual and business taxes and can show you the best way to reduce your business taxes as the law allows. Call 214-801-0576 today.

The 2025 tax-filing season will officially begin on Jan. 27, 2025 and we are currently accepting new clients. We can give you a free consultation or tax estimate today. We can also start preparing your taxes, but returns won't be accepted until Jan 27.

Hey FB Fam, as some of you know and new fb friends that dont know, I do provide Income Tax Services during the tax season. I specialize in both individual taxes as well as small business taxes and schedule C's.
We also unlimited $50 referrals if you refer someone to me and get their taxes filed and accepted. You don't need to be current client to refer someone to me.

We are still accepting new Tax Clients. If you have individual or small business Tax needs we have professional and affordable tax services for you. Call 214-801-0576 for free consultation today!

Here are some Tax Tips for Small Business Owners:

Stay Organized-As a small business owner it’s so important to be organized and stay organized. Keep track of miles driven for business throughout the year, have a system of tracking/recording all expenses, keep all business-related receipts and have them organized. When you file your schedule C, you want to make sure you don’t miss any expenses/deductions because you were unorganized.

Take Advantage of Tax Deductions-There are so many tax deductions available to a small business and its important to take advantage of those as they can help reduce your taxable income and, in some cases, even increase a tax refund.

Reduce your Risk of Audit-Make sure you only claim expenses that you can truly prove with a receipt/statement and never report expenses you cannot substantiate. Avoid reporting round numbers as this can be a red flag for audit. Stay consistent with what you report year to year and that expenses are consistent with your type of business.

Use a tax professional-You spend a lot of your time in business operations and making the money, a tax professional can make sure that you get all the deductions that are allowed to you and help prevent you from an IRS audit.

The IRS is open and Tax Season is well underway. We specializes in helping individuals and small businesses file their taxes. We will find all the deductions that can help you reduce your overall taxable income. Call 214-801-0576 for an appointment today.

A Tax Refund for most situations is an interest free loan you've given the government all year. If you receive a large tax refund, one wise thing to do is pay on or off debt or make extra mortgage payments. You will be surprised how much time additional mortgage payments can take off your loan and allow you to pay mortgage off early.

You are never going to see financial peace or freedom by being in debt and when you get lump sums of money, like tax season, this is the perfect time to move closer to eliminating debt!!!

Filing With Last Check Stubs:

You cannot file your tax return using your last paycheck stub and our office doesn't file any taxes without W2s. The reason is that it’s likely your last paycheck stub is incomplete. This could cost you more on the back end if you have to pay a tax preparer to amend your return and this can also delay your refund. By waiting a few extra weeks for your official W-2 you can file accurately and avoid any issues. It's fine to get estimates with the last paycheck stub, but not file.

The only time the IRS allows you to file using a last check stub is if the deadline for employers mailing out W2’s has passed, and you file a form 4852 along with the last check stub.

You can also ask your employer if they post W-2s online as you may be able to obtain it sooner.

We are currently accepting new tax clients and offering free consultations as well as tax refund estimates. call today 214-801-0576