Tax Prep Services In Illinois
Affordable, accurate tax preparation — $150 for personal returns, $250 for business returns.
Tax preparation doesn't have to be stressful or expensive. Our tax prep services cover personal and business returns at straightforward prices. We handle Schedule C filings, W-2 processing, and year-end packages so your taxes are filed accurately and on time. Currently accepting Schedule C filers only — no partnerships at this time.
What's Included
Personal Tax Returns — $150
Individual tax return preparation including all standard forms and schedules.
Business Tax Returns — $250
Schedule C business tax return preparation with full income and expense reporting.
Additional W-2s — $15 Each
Multiple W-2s? Each additional W-2 beyond the first is just $15.
1099 Preparation
We prepare and file 1099s for your contractors and vendors.
Year-End Packages
Complete financial packages prepared and delivered to your CPA.
Deduction Tracking
We track deductible expenses throughout the year so nothing is missed at tax time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Industries We Serve
We provide tax prep services for businesses across these industries.
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