FAQ

1. Can you help me get ITIN numbers?

Yes! We assist clients in obtaining their Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN). We help you complete Form W-7, gather the necessary identification documents, and submit your application to the IRS.

2. What type of business can I form?

We can help you choose the best business structure based on your goals. Options include Sole Proprietorship, LLC, Partnership, S Corporation, or C Corporation. We also assist with business registration and tax identification numbers.

3. I am not a homeowner. What documents do I need to file an income tax return?

Proof of income (W-2s, 1099s, etc.)
Identification (e.g., driver’s license, ITIN, or SSN)
Bank account information for direct deposit
Documentation for deductions or credits (e.g., student loan interest, medical expenses, charitable donations)

4. I am a homeowner. What do I need to file an income tax return?

In addition to the documents above, homeowners should also provide:

Mortgage interest statements (Form 1098)
Property tax records
Home improvement receipts (if applicable for tax credits)

5. Who can I claim on my income tax return?

You can generally claim:

Your spouse (if filing jointly)
Your children or dependents under age 19 (or under 24 if a full-time student)
Other qualifying relatives who depend on you financially
Qualifying individuals under your care per IRS guidelines

6. I am married. How do I file my income tax return?

Married individuals can choose from:

Married Filing Jointly: Best for most couples to maximize credits and deductions
Married Filing Separately: Suitable if one spouse has significant deductions or if there are legal concerns

7. I am married but do not live with my spouse. How do I file my income tax return?

Married Filing Separately
Head of Household (if you meet the IRS requirements, such as paying more than half of the household expenses for a dependent)