Tax Services
Income Tax
- Individual Income Tax Returns (Form 1040)
- Small Business Tax Returns (Schedule C)
- Partnership Tax Returns (Form 1065)
- S Corporation Tax Returns (Form 1120S)
- Corporate Tax Returns (Form 1120)
- Non-Profit Tax Returns (Form 990 Series)
- Estate Tax Returns (Form 1041)
Payroll Tax
- Federal & State Registrations
- Federal Payroll Tax Returns (Form 941/943, Form 940)
- State Payroll Tax Returns
- Employee Information Tax Forms (Form W-2/W-3)
- Independent Contractor Information Tax Forms (Form 1099-MISC, Form 1099-NEC, Form 1096)
Sales Tax
- Certificates of Authority
- Exemption Certificates
- Sales Tax Returns
Consumer Bill of Rights Regarding Tax Preparers
Tax preparers must display taxpayers’ rights and meet standards to ensure ethical service to customers
The New York State Department of Taxation and Finance encourages taxpayers to know their rights when hiring a tax preparer. New York State’s Consumer Bill of Rights Regarding Tax Preparers establishes standards to help protect the public from dishonest tax preparers.
“Before hiring a tax preparer, taxpayers can review the state’s Consumer Bill of Rights Regarding Tax Preparers to make sure their preparer follows ethical practices and standards,” said New York State Department of Taxation and Finance Acting Commissioner Amanda Hiller. “While most tax return preparers are honest professionals, some take advantage of their position of trust and access to sensitive information to scam customers out of their hard-earned money.”