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Facing tax debt, penalties, or an IRS audit can be overwhelming and stressful. At OptimumTaxPro, our Tax Resolution Services are designed to provide you with the support and expertise you need to resolve your tax issues and regain control over your financial future. We offer a compassionate, knowledgeable approach to tax resolution, helping individuals, businesses, and nonprofits navigate complex tax challenges and achieve favorable outcomes

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you write off tax prep for business?

Yes, tax preparation fees for your business can generally be written off as a deductible business expense. The IRS allows businesses to deduct the costs of preparing and filing business tax returns. These expenses include fees paid to tax professionals, accounting services, and any software used specifically for business tax filing purposes. This deduction can help reduce your overall taxable income, thereby lowering your tax liability.

However, it’s important to distinguish between business tax preparation fees and personal tax prep fees. Only the portion directly related to your business taxes is deductible. For example, if you operate a sole proprietorship, you can deduct the cost of preparing your Schedule C but not your personal 1040 form.

To explore how this deduction applies to your business, schedule a call with our team for personalized assistance and guidance.

How much does a small business have to make to file taxes?

Small businesses generally need to file taxes if their net earnings exceed $400 in a year, as this is the threshold for self-employment income subject to federal taxes. However, the filing requirements can vary based on your business structure (e.g., sole proprietorship, LLC, or corporation). For corporations, filing is required regardless of income level, while partnerships must file an informational return even if they have no income.
For example, if you operate as a sole proprietor and your net income is $450, you are required to file a tax return. On the other hand, corporations have specific rules that require filing even if they experience a loss or have no revenue for the year.
To get specific guidance based on your business structure, schedule a call with our team for personalized assistance and tailored advice

How much do most tax preparers charge?

The cost of hiring a tax preparer for a business tax return can vary widely based on the complexity of your business’s finances, the type of business entity (e.g., LLC, S-Corp, or C-Corp), and the specific services you need. On average, tax preparers charge between $500 to $1,500 for a business tax return, but this can increase for businesses with complex financial structures or multiple income streams.

For instance, a small business with straightforward expenses and revenue might be on the lower end of the spectrum, while a larger business with multiple deductions, credits, and various forms to file (like a Schedule C or K-1) could expect to pay more.

To get an accurate quote tailored to your business, schedule a call with our team for personalized assistance and a detailed estimate based on your specific needs.

Does TurboTax do LLC taxes?

Yes, TurboTax offers options for preparing taxes for an LLC (Limited Liability Company), but the specific filing requirements depend on your LLC’s tax structure. An LLC can be taxed as a sole proprietorship, partnership, or corporation. TurboTax has different versions to handle each of these situations. For example, if you’re a single-member LLC, you can use TurboTax’s “Self-Employed” version to file a Schedule C along with your personal return. Multi-member LLCs typically require TurboTax’s “Business” edition, which supports filing a partnership return (Form 1065) or a corporate return (Form 1120).

However, if your LLC’s taxes are more complex—such as having multiple income sources or detailed deductions—working with a professional can help avoid errors and missed opportunities.

To find the best approach for your LLC, schedule a call with our team for personalized assistance and expert guidance

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