We will file your federal and state income tax returns that are due April 15th (March 15th for S Corps and Partnerships). This includes both business and personal income tax filngs.
All clients receive a complementary extension if additional times is needed.
Our process includes:
1. You upload your tax documents and complete a series of questionnaires in our secure online portal.
2. We ask any necessary follow up questions.
3. We provide a draft of your tax return including a personalized video explanation in plain language.
4. Upon your approval, we proceed with collecting necessary e-signatures and completing your tax filing.
QUICK GUIDE TAX
DIY Federal Payment Plan Guide
Are you unable to afford your federal tax balance? Are you interested in spreading out your tax balance over a couple of month, or even a couple of years? If so, you've come to the right place!
Our DIY Federal Payment Plan Guide teaches you how to set up a federal payment plan online.
OUR DIY PAYMENT PLAN GUIDE INCLUDES:
✔️ Step by step screenshots showing how to set up a federal payment plan online with the IRS
✔️ A brief comparison of three types of plans you can choose from (plans with automatic monthly payments versus plans with manual payments)
✔️ Bonus material
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How to monitor your remaining balance via your online IRS account
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How to make additional payments towards your payment plan balance (if you would like to)
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How to make changes to your payment plan after setting it up
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Common fees and interest associated with payment plans
$150
*Discounted for
tax clients*
After your purchase, you will be re-directed to a webpage with your DIY Federal Payment Plan Guide.
You will also receive a confirmation email from Info@quickguidetax.com with a link to your DIY guide future reference.
**This guide does not include any additional meetings or personalized support. If you would like us to set up your payment plan for you, click here to submit an inquiry for our Tax Debt Relief Services.
**This guide only covers federal payment plans. It does not discuss state payment plans.
**If you owe more than $50,000, you will not be able to use this DIY guide. Instead you will need to work with a tax professional. Click here to view our Tax Debt Relief services.