What is the best Tax Service cost wise and figures most accurately?
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On-line? CompleteTax.\n Been using them for years.
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If you buy several items, all of which are subject to a sales tax, then you can calculate the total tax by summing the tax on each item. However, for the total tax to be accurate to the penny, you must do all the calculations to an accuracy of tenths of a penny (in other words, to three significant digits), then round the sum to the nearest penny (two significant digits). If you calculated only to the penny, then each measurement might be off by as much as half a penny ($0.005) and the total possible error would be this amount multiplied by the number of items bought. If you bought three items, then the error could be as large as 1.5 cents; if you bought 10 items then your total tax could be off by as much as five cents.
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By having a prfessional prepare your taxes they will be able to make sure sto include everything that has to be included this may make it more profitable and also the IRS is less likely to audit you on your taxes if a professional prepares them. \n\nThere may be a fee but it is often worth it because you get the most out of your money. The tax professional will make sure that you get everything that you can get (credits and deductions) and if there is an audit you will have a professional there to help you through it. At most professional tax offices (H & R Block) there are also guarentees to the taxes being right and if they are not right they will usually make it right with you (Pay penalties or some of the amount you owe if they were wrong).
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If you want to outsource your payroll, you can use any number of payroll services.  The company I work for specializes in that.  You can find information at www.timeplus.com or ddix@timeplus.com\n\nIf you want to do it yourself you can find a great tax calculator at www.payroll-taxes.com.  Just remember that you'll have to make the deposits on time to the IRS & state, file both quarterly and annual returns, and distribute W-2's etc. at the end of the year. And if you haven't already, you'll need state and federal reporting id numbers.\n\nSometimes it's worth it to pay the ~$1,000 to $1,300 not to have to deal with all that.  it's up to you.
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try newsfutures.com the accuracy of something like this is 91% so that's money in the bank if you don't have your personal feelings in the mix but then if you do that site can back up your choices.
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It depends on the tax return and the amount of work required.  Usually business owners and people with complex tax returns use a CPA instead of "Block" and other types preparers.  If you think you need a CPA to prepare your return (and not an enrolled agent who charges less but is licensed) expect to pay at least $250
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Here is a spreadsheet that has tracked federal/state tax burden by state since 1970.  Can't vouch for its accuracy.\nhttp://www.taxfoundation.org/files/f948a1caa4814862c726fa5e4c64c554.xls
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What type of Taxes?\nIncome Tax?\nReal estate Tax?\nGasoline tax?\nSales Tax?\nService Tax?\nLocal Tax?\nCounty Tax?
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taxcut.com\nturbotax.com
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Most tax preparers will check over your return for free.  I know that Liberty Tax Service will and I think H&R block and Jackson Hewitt will also.  They will charge you to correct it if you messed up, but it gives you the best of both worlds.  If you get it right you don't have to pay.  If you make a mistake it gets caught by someone other than the IRS :)
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There is usually a percentage of expenses that can be deducted for a home office. There are federal guidelines that have to be followed. The accounting method will also have some impact on the method used to determine what and how much can be used. it is far to vast of a question for a forum and you should seek guidance from a licensed tax attorney or CPA tax specialist.
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I would be glad to strongly recommend Don Porter CPA. He has an office for the last 30 years in Arlington TX and recently took over my practice in Irving which is being managed by his son Vince Porter, also a very efficient and thorough accountant. I was very impressed by their work ethics and professionalism. You can reach Vince at vince@mytexascpa.com
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taxbrain.com or turbotax.com
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First, it depends on which state you live in.\n\nThere are a variety of taxes that phone (and other utilities) like to pass down, especially excise taxes.  I would plan to pay anywhere from 10% to 15% in taxes.
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Southend-on-Sea Tax Office\n\nThey will take it
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Never heard of it and have been in the business for over 10 years. Try TaxCut or TurboTax, those are your best choices and they offer assistance if you need it.
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What i would do is got to turbotax.com and plug in all the numbers to see what filing status would work best for you all. Thats what my wife and i did because we were in doubt as to what way would be best to file: Married filing jointly or married filing seperately. You dont even really have to file through them and it will still give you a pretty accurate figure as to what you will actually get