She Means Business Tax Co.

I specialize in taxes for the self-employed — because not everyone gets a W-2.

Beauty professionals, truck drivers, business owners, Uber drivers, bartenders, DJs, and independent contractors — if you earn income outside a traditional job, I’ve got you covered.

Accurate filing. Legit deductions. No shortcuts.

You may have heard about the new “Trump Accounts” for children born between 2025–2028, so here’s a quick breakdown:

A Trump Account is a long-term investment-style savings account created for eligible children born in the U.S. during those years. The goal is to help families start building financial security early, similar to a starter investment for a child’s future.

How do parents get started?
• Eligible children must be born in the U.S. between 2025–2028
• Parents can elect the account when filing their tax return or open the account directly through the official Trump Account platform when available
• Contributions grow over time and are intended for future qualified use

If you had a baby recently or are expecting during this timeframe, this is something to plan for early.

As always, your tax professional can help make sure the election is done correctly and that your child qualifies before anything is filed.

✨ More info coming as IRS guidance continues to roll out.

Friendly Tax Reminder 🚨
Over the last couple days, I’ve seen a few returns get rejected because clients didn’t realize they had a Form 1095-A or thought it didn’t apply to them.

If you had Marketplace insurance at any point in 2025 — even for part of the year — a 1095-A is required to file your taxes. This includes clients who later switched to SoonerCare or had mixed coverage during the year.

To avoid delays or rejections, please log into Healthcare.gov to:
✔️ Confirm whether a 1095-A was issued
✔️ Download and print it if available
✔️ Check if one is still being mailed

This form is used to calculate your premium tax credit, which can lower your tax bill or increase your refund — so not having it could mean leaving money on the table!

Having this document before filing helps ensure a smooth and accurate tax return. If you’re unsure whether this applies to you, feel free to reach out before we file 💚

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I am working virtually over the weekend while snowed in, let's get filed!The IRS commences filing on January 26th. Need money now? We have available advancement options up to $7500!

You may be able to deduct interest paid on a car loan — even if you don’t itemize.

✅ Must be a NEW vehicle (used cars don’t qualify)
✅ Vehicle must be assembled in the U.S.
✅ Personal-use vehicle with a loan in your name (leases don’t qualify)

💰 Up to $10,000 per year in car loan interest may be deductible
📉 Phases out over $100K income ($200K married filing jointly)
📝 VIN required on your tax return

🚘 Eligible vehicles include cars, SUVs, trucks, vans & motorcycles under 14,000 lbs.

📌 Buying a new car soon? This could help lower your tax bill.

📌 Can my teen file their own taxes AND I still claim them?

Yes — both can be true, but it has to be done correctly

If you have a teen (including 17-year-olds) who worked and needs to file their own tax return:
✔️ They can file their own taxes
✔️ You may still be able to claim them as a dependent

Key requirements:
• Your child lived with you more than half the year
• You provided more than 50% of their support
• Your child checks the box that says “Someone can claim me as a dependent”

🚫 Common mistake that causes IRS rejections:
When a child files first and marks that no one can claim them — this can delay refunds and require amendments.

💡 Pro tip:
Always prepare the parent’s return first, then file the child’s return correctly to avoid issues.

If you’re unsure DM me!

📲 Email— [email protected]
📍 She Means Business Tax Co.

The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) helps make American working families stronger. Did you know one out of five eligible workers don't claim ? On this , the is spreading the word about this credit so you don't miss out. There are free resources available to help you figure out if you're eligible to claim it and to file your tax return.

Find out if you're eligible at www.irs.gov/eitc.

✨ SENIORS 65+: NEW TAX SAVINGS ALERT! ✨

Beginning tax years 2025–2028, taxpayers age 65 and older may qualify for an additional $6,000 deduction — on top of the standard senior deduction already available.
Married couples may receive up to $12,000 if both spouses qualify.

✅ Available whether you itemize or not
⚠️ Phases out for income over $75,000 ($150,000 joint)
📌 You must be 65 by December 31 of the tax year

💡 This deduction can help lower taxable income and reduce what you owe.

📲 Message Us to find out how this impacts your refund.

‼️As you start the 2026 tax year, take control of your finances by leveraging additional tax withholding - a savvy strategy for middle to higher-income individuals to avoid unexpected tax liability.

When your income fluctuates due to bonuses, multiple jobs, self-employment, or side hustles, standard withholding might not be enough. By proactively withholding extra, you'll better cover your tax obligation, mitigate IRS debt risks, and dodge penalties and interest.

Update your Form W-4 to include a small extra amount withheld from each paycheck, gradually covering your tax responsibility and minimizing filing-time stress. Now's the perfect time to seize this opportunity!

📌 Important Tax Filing Tip

If you or anyone on your tax return had Marketplace health insurance, we must include Form 1095-A before filing.

✨ This helps:
• Prevent IRS letters
• Avoid refund delays
• Ensure your credits are calculated correctly

If you’re still waiting on your form, that’s okay — we’ll file as soon as it’s available.

📲 Message us if you need help downloading it from Healthcare.gov.

She Means Business Tax Co.

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🚨 Form 8332 Could Be the Difference Between a Rejected Return or a Refund 🚨

Non-custodial parents:
Paying child support or having a court order does NOT automatically give you the right to claim your child on your taxes.

The IRS requires Form 8332 signed by the custodial parent.

No form = no Child Tax Credit.

Let’s make sure you’re filing correctly and protecting your refund.

Email📍: [email protected]
Website💻: www.SheMeansBusinessTax.com

Letters from the IRS often cause undue stress. Let me help you understand the meaning behind your letter or notice and guide you through the proper procedures to achieve compliance!

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