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Choose this plan if you:
Are single or have a family
Rent or own a home
Want to take advantage of deductions
Complex individual plans starting at $350 if you:
Own rental property
Receive income from a business (K-1)
Have different investments (stocks/crypto)
Choose this plan if you:
Have diverse income source (1099) or are a freelancer, sole proprietor, independent contractor
Rent or own a home
Want to take advantage of deductions
Complex self-employed plans starting at $500 if you:
Own rental property
Receive income from a business (K-1)
Have different investments
Need estimated tax payments calculated
Choose this plan if you:
Run a C corporation or LLC
Have multiple rental properties
Need business activity review to ensure maximum tax benefits
Need year-end write-up services
Choose this plan if you:
Run an S corporation or partnership
Want both returns completed by the same Pro
Need to file multiple Schedules
Have a complex tax scenario
You don’t have to take our word for it. Read about Taxfyle from the people who have filed with us.
Tap into the internet’s accounting workforce when you get ready to file your return this year. Don’t spend your time this tax season worrying about how to file your taxes. Let a Pro handle it for you.
Our Pros can handle your taxes. Our Pros are licensed CPAs or EAs that are based in the US. They vary in experience and specialty, but on average, they have approximately 15 years of experience. Our matching algorithm makes sure that your job is picked up by a Pro with the right experience to get the job done correctly.
Why yes of course, when answering the questionnaire be sure to select all the years you would like to file under. At checkout your final price will already have all years included so no surprise fees will be added later on.
We verify each Pro to make sure their license is valid and in good standing. Taxfyle uses CPA Verify to verify each CPA that is in our network as well as the IRS's publicly available list of EAs to verify their statuses.
The U.S. tax code is so complicated that there are many places to look to see if you might be able to squeeze a few more dollars out of your taxes. A professional tax preparer can be your partner in digging into all the corners of the tax code to make sure you’re getting the most out of your filing. For our complete list of tax tips to maximize your individual return, please follow the link to our blog post.
The IRS created five filing statuses: single, married filing jointly, married filing separately, head of household and qualifying widow(er). Of the 153.8 million federal returns filed in tax year 2019, 54.9 million returns were married filing jointly, and only 3.3 million married people filed separate returns, according to the IRS. Although married filing jointly is more popular, there are instances where it can be beneficial for couples to file separately. The benefits of filing separate from your spouse is that it allows each spouse to avoid filing in a higher tax bracket, claim extra tax deductions, and to spread out healthcare costs. For more detail behind when to file separate from your spouse, please follow the link to our blog post on the subject.
Our Pros can handle your taxes. Our Pros are licensed CPAs or EAs that are based in the US. They vary in experience and specialty, but on average, they have approximately 15 years of experience. Our matching algorithm makes sure that your job is picked up by a Pro with the right experience to get the job done correctly.
Charitable Donations and Gifts
Mileage for Work, Medical, and Charity
Gambling Losses
Childcare Credit
Home-Related Expenses
Student Loan Interest
Job-Related Moving Expenses
Losses Due to Theft or Casualty
Certain Medical Expenses
Please follow the link to our blog for more insight on overlooked deductions you may be missing out on.
Not everyone has to file a tax return. It depends on your age, tax filing status, how much income you earn, and where that income comes from. Here’s how much you needed to earn in 2021 to file taxes:
Single: Under 65 years old, $12,550; over 65 years old, $14,250
Married, filed jointly: $25,100 if both spouses are under age 65; $26,800 if one spouse is under age 65 and one is 65 or older; $28,500 if both are 65 or older.
Head of Household: Under 65, $18,000; over 65, $20,500.
Married, filing separately: Under 65, $5; over 65, $5
Qualifying widow(er): Under 65, $25,100; over 65, $26,800
For a detailed understanding of how much you have to earn to file taxes, please see our blog post.