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PREPARING FOR TAX DAY


Use these tips to help you prepare for your appointment

  • Call First for Appointment? Call or Schedule here

  • Electronic Filing Offered? Yes

  • Drop-Off Service Available? Yes, strongly encouraged



  • Required documents to keep on file:

  • Copies of valid: Driver's License or State ID

  • Proof of Residence for dependents claiming EIC

  • Copies of Birth Certificates for all dependents



  • Income documents:

  • W-2s

  • 1099s

  • Proof of jury duty pay

  • Proof of alimony you received

  • Social Security statement (1099-SSA)

  • Dividend and interest Statements (1099-DIV and 1099-INT)

  • Retirement distributions (1099-R)

  • Brokerage statements (1099-B) along with statements showing when you bought and sold your investments

  • K-1 statements reporting profits from partnerships, trusts and small businesses

  • Record of income and expenses for your rental property

  • Record of income and expenses for your self-employment

  • Unemployment income (1099-G)


  • Use this handy IRS Document Search tool for your documents


    Other tax documents:

  • HUD-1 Escrow statement for property you bought or sold

  • Summary of moving expenses

  • Summary of educational expenses (college tuition1098-T)

  • Summary of your childcare, daycare, or adult daycare expenses

  • Student loan interest paid (1098-E)



  • Tax deduction documents:

  • Healthcare expenses (doctors, dentists, health insurance, eye care, medicine (1095))

  • Real estate taxes

  • Mortgage interest paid (1098)

  • Gifts to charity

  • Last year's tax preparation fees

  • Job-related expenses (union dues, job education, uniforms)

  • Loss of property due to casualty or theft

  • Gambling losses



  • How can I check on my tax refunds?

         Tax related web sites/phone numbers: Get IRS Refund Status (800) 829-1040