
Personal Tax Preparation You Can Count On
Call today to book your tax preparation appointment
716-501-5141
Personal Tax Preparation You Can Count On
Call today to book your tax preparation appointment
716-501-5141
Call today to book your tax preparation appointment
716-501-5141
Call today to book your tax preparation appointment
716-501-5141
Where’s my refund?
Check advance credit payments
Make an income tax or other payment
Frequently asked questions
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Where's my refund?
Respond to a NYS notice or letter
Make an income tax or other payment
Frequently asked questions
News and updates
File a Claim
View/Print 1099-G Unemployment Statement for tax preparation
Contact Dept. of Labor
You can claim dependents who are your qualifying children/relative or someone who lives with you whom you provide more than half of their support and no one else is eligible to claim.
You may also claim a parent who does not live with you as long as you provide more than half of their support.
Knowing who you can claim and how they can affect your tax return can make a big difference to your bottom line. You may be able to qualify for certain credits and deductions such as the child tax credit, additional child tax credit, child care credit, education credits, educational savings deductions, and the earned income credit.
Taxable income can be generated in many different ways. There are two types of income - Earned and Unearned.
Earned income is reported on a W2 from your employer, or a 1099-NEC for work done as an independent contractor or gig worker. It also includes self employment income if you run your own business.
Unearned income can be generated many different ways. It comes from social security, unemployment, retirement accounts (traditional and ROTH IRA’s, pensions, 401(k), 403(b), and federal and state retirement plans), investments (interest bearing accounts, dividends, capital gains, stocks, bonds, and annuities), real estate, rental properties, gambling winnings, awards, death benefits, partnerships, estates, trusts, as well of an array of other sources.
There are a vast number of ways to decrease your taxable income and your tax liability.
Adjustments as well as deductions reduce your taxable income. Some examples of adjustments are educator expenses, retirement contributions, student loan interest, and health savings contributions.
Deductions include medical/dental expenses, taxes paid on real property, state taxes, mortgage and home equity interest paid, donations, and employee expenses(state purposes only).
Credits reduce your tax liability. Some examples are American opportunity credit, recovery rebate credit, energy credits, retirement saver's credit, premium tax credit (healthcare purchased through the marketplace), and the adoption credit.
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