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Let us put our knowledge to work for you! Common forms we prepare include tax returns for individuals, businesses, non-profits, and associations, as well as forms requesting an extension of time to file, and forms used to calculate estimated taxes. See about planning ahead in the section below to reduce your tax liability. 

We prepare tax returns, schedules, and forms for individuals, partnerships, non-profits, homeowners associations, S-corporations, and C-corporations.
CONVENIENCE
We make it as convenient as possible for you to file your return with a free organizer and easy access online.

WHEN WILL I RECEIVE MY REFUND?
If you are expecting a refund from the IRS, when you receive it will generally depend on how you filed your return. The fastest way of getting a refund is to use direct deposit. Refund checks take longer. Tax filers can check on the status of their refund 24 hours after a return has been e-filed, or 4 weeks after a paper return has been mailed.
To track your refund, please use the buttons below.
A LITTLE TAX PLANNING CAN GO A LONG WAY
Are you interested in keeping more of your profits in your business and more money in your wallet? Consider tax planning.  Ask us about legally permissible tax planning strategies that could lower your taxes. We look at the income and expenses of your business to find the most advantageous tax structure, including beneficial deferments and accelerations. We also use a tax friendly vehicles strategy to help reduce your taxable income and your investment gains, or to take advantage of overlooked deductions.

Most of the time, tax planning strategies will affect only the next filing year. Contact us today to plan for a wealthier next year!
GET HELP WITH IRS NOTICES AND TAX PROBLEMS
Tax problems can be diverse, from not having filed one or more tax returns to owing an unexpected tax liability after a loved one passes away, or receiving an IRS notice of tax deficiency. Help is available. Call to see how BigRock Financial can help you. 
The end of 2019 is approaching... Thinking ahead and taking action before the end of the year might enable you to lower your taxes when you file in 2020.

Talk to your CPA to see what you might be able to do before the end of the year that could lower your taxes.

JANUARY 2019  
January 15
  • Individuals pay estimated tax due for 2018 if required.
January 31
  • Individuals: Last day for individuals who need to make estimated tax payments to file their individual tax return for 2018 and pay their estimated tax if estimated tax was not paid by January 15.
  • All businesses: Last day to provide annual information statements to recipients of certain payments made in 2018.
  • Payers of non-employee compensation: File form 1099-MISC.
  • Employers give employees their copy of form W-2 for 2018.

FEBRUARY 2019
February 15
  • Last day to file a new W-4 with their employer for employees who claimed an exemption from income taxes through withholdings in 2018.
  • All businesses: Provide form 1099-B and other annual information statements not subject to the January 31 deadline to recipients of certain payments made in 2018.
February 28
  • All businesses: File information returns for certain payments made during 2018.

MARCH 2019
March 1
  • Farmers and fishermen file their 2018 income tax return and pay any tax due. Deadline to file extended to April 15 if estimated tax was paid by January 15.
March 15
  • Partnerships file a 2018 calendar year return and provide each partner with a copy of their Schedule K-1.
  • S-Corporations file a 2018 calendar year income tax return and pay any tax due, and they provide each shareholder with a copy of their Schedule K-1.

APRIL 2019  
April 15
  • Individuals
    • File form 1040 for calendar year 2018 and pay any tax due.
    • Pay the first installment of 2019 estimated taxes if required.
  •    Household Employers file Schedule H for household employees if required.
  • Corporations
    • File a 2018 calendar year income tax return and pay any tax due.
    • Deposit the first installment of estimated income tax for 2019.
JUNE 2019  
June 17
  • U. S. citizens or resident aliens living and working outside the United States and Puerto Rico file form 1040 and pay any tax due.    
  • Individuals pay the second installment of their estimated taxes for 2019. 
  • Corporations deposit the second installment of estimated income tax for 2019.   

JULY 2019  
June 31
  • Employers file Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return for the second quarter.
  • Deposit Federal Unemployment Tax owed through June if required.
AUGUST 2019  
August 12
  • Employers file Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return for the second quarter if all payments were deposited timely.

SEPTEMBER 2019  
September 16
  • S-Corporations and partnerships file calendar year tax return if an extension was requested timely.
  • Corporations deposit the third installment of 2019 estimated taxes.
  • Individuals pay the third installment of 2019 estimated taxes.

OCTOBER 2019  
October 15
  • Individuals file income tax return if an extension was requested timely.
  • Corporations file calendar year tax return if an extension was requested timely.
October 31
  • Employers file Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return for the third quarter.
  • Deposit Federal Unemployment Tax owed through September if required.

NOVEMBER 2019  
November 12
  • Employers file Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return for the second quarter if all payments were deposited timely.

DECEMBER 2019  
December 16
  • Corporations deposit the third installment of 2019 estimated taxes.
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