Jlm Notary & Tax Solutions

💡 Did you know?

Even if you can’t pay your taxes right now… you STILL need to FILE to avoid bigger penalties 👀

Filing late can cost you MORE than you think 💸

Good news 👉 I can help you file correctly AND show you your best options

📩 Message me “HELP” and let’s get you taken care of before April 15th!

🚨 TAX DEADLINE ALERT 🚨

April 15th is RIGHT around the corner… but it’s NOT too late to file!

If you haven’t filed your taxes yet, don’t panic—I’m still accepting clients and getting returns done FAST & ACCURATELY ✅

✔️ Personal & Business Returns
✔️ Max Refund Strategies
✔️ Fast Turnaround
✔️ E-File Available

Avoid penalties, stress, and last-minute confusion
let me handle it for you 🖥️

📲 Message me now to get started today!

⏳ Clock is ticking and you don't have much time left so don’t wait until it’s too late!

🔊Tax Clients

If you filed your taxes with me, make sure you check your email. Your vacation voucher has officially been sent! 🎉✈️ 🌴

Thank you again for trusting me with your taxes. I truly appreciate every single one of you! 🫶

And if you or someone you know still needs tax services, I’m still available and ready to help 🙂

✨🌴 FREE VACATION VOUCHER WHEN YOU FILE WITH ME! 🌴

Tax season just got BETTER! 🎉 When you file your taxes with me, you’ll receive a FREE Vacation Voucher and YES, you get to CHOOSE your getaway!

Choose ONE of the following:

🏝 7-Night Resort/Condo Stay
🍹 All-Inclusive Mexico or Caribbean Resort
🇲🇽 Mexico Resort Getaway
🚢 4-Night Cruise
✈️ Airfare & Hotel for Two
🏨 $200 Hotel Saving Cards

File your taxes and start planning your next vacation! 🌊☀️

Message me today to secure your spot and your FREE vacation voucher! 📩📅

Let’s handle your taxes and get you traveling! 🧳✨

🚨 STOP if you haven’t filed your taxes yet! 🚨

New tax clients get $100 OFF but hurry this offer ends February 28! 💰

Don’t wait. Don’t overpay. Lock it in before it’s gone. 🔒

🌹💘Valentine’s Week is the perfect time to fall in love with your refund! 💰💕

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🚨 Important IRS Refund Changes Starting in 2026 🚨
Beginning with the 2026 tax filing season, the IRS is moving away from paper refund checks and shifting to mostly electronic payments.
🔹 What’s changing?
• If you don’t include direct deposit info, your refund may be frozen until you add it or request a paper-check exception online
• Paper checks won’t be automatic anymore if a deposit is missing or rejected
• Rejected deposits will now be held until you fix the issue
• Without approved exceptions, refunds could be delayed at least 6 weeks
• Federal payroll refunds will require banking information starting in 2026
💳 Good news:
The IRS is expanding digital options, including prepaid debit cards and digital wallets, for people without traditional bank accounts.
👉 Bottom line:
To avoid delays, make sure your banking information is accurate when you file your taxes.

🚨 PATH Act Refund Update — 2026 🚨

The IRS begins accepting returns Jan 26, 2026.
If you claim EITC or the Additional Child Tax Credit, your refund may not be released until mid-February due to PATH Act rules.
💸 Most refunds for these credits are expected in late Feb (around Feb 25 for early filers).
Filing early helps, but refund timing is still delayed by law.
⚠️Estimated timing — not a guarantee.

📣 The IRS officially opens TOMORROW! 🙌Filing early can mean faster refunds and fewer delays.
✅ Book your appointment today and let’s get you filed right! 💰

So thankful for my returning clients! ​💛 Enjoy $100 OFF your tax filing this tax season PLUS, earn $50 for referrals, and receive a FREE vacation voucher! Let’s file and maximize your refund!✨💰🌴

🚨There is a lot of misinformation being shared online about who can claim a child on taxes — especially when child support is involved. Here is the real IRS rule 👇

✅FACT: Child Support Does NOT Determine Who Claims a Child

Paying child support does not give a parent the right to claim the child on their taxes.

The IRS only looks at one thing:

👉Which parent the child lived with the MOST nights during the year. 👇
That parent is called the custodial parent, and they have the automatic right to claim:
Head of Household
Earned Income Credit (EIC)
Dependent Care Credit
Child Tax Credit (unless released)

📝How a Non-Custodial Parent Can Legally Claim the Child

The ONLY way a non-custodial parent can claim the child is if the custodial parent signs:

IRS Form 8332 – Release of Claim to Exemption

The custodial parent must sign and provide this form to the non-custodial parent.

Otherwise, the IRS will not allow the claim — even if child support is paid.

❌Things Form 8332 Does NOT Release:

Even with Form 8332, the following stay with the custodial parent only:
Earned Income Credit
Head of Household status
Dependent Care Credit

These cannot be transferred under any circumstances.🔒

Bottom Line for Parents

✔️ Child support does NOT determine who claims the child
✔️ The custodial parent has the final say
✔️ Form 8332 is required for a non-custodial parent to claim the child
✔️ If 8332 is not signed, the IRS will reject the claim