Impuestos de Negocios y Preparación de Impuestos para Pequeños Negocios en Dallas, TX

We prepare Schedule C for self-employed owners and single-member LLCs, Form 1065 for partnerships and multi-member LLCs, Form 1120-S for S corporations and Form 1120 for C corporations, plus Schedule K-1s, Form 7004 extensions, Texas franchise tax reports, Texas sales and use tax returns, 1099-NEC forms and Form 2290.

For calendar-year businesses, 2026 partnership (Form 1065) and S corporation (Form 1120-S) returns are due March 15, 2027, or September 15, 2027 with an extension. C corporation (Form 1120) returns are due April 15, 2027, or October 15, 2027 with an extension. Schedule C is filed with your individual return by April 15, 2027. The 2027 Texas franchise tax report is due May 17, 2027.

LLC business tax preparation starts at $1,599. The final price depends on your entity type, the condition of your records and the forms required. We confirm your quote at your appointment, before any work begins. See our services and pricing list.

That is our specialty. We handle Schedule C, self-employment tax, home office, vehicle and equipment deductions, and the questions that come with working for yourself.

If you expect to owe about $1,000 or more when you file, the IRS generally expects estimated payments four times a year. We calculate them so you avoid surprise bills and underpayment penalties, and we send you reminders.

Ordinary and necessary costs of running your business, such as home office, mileage or vehicle costs, supplies, phone and internet, software and professional fees. We help you claim everything you are entitled to while keeping it clean and defensible.

The Qualified Business Income deduction (Section 199A) can let many self-employed people and small business owners deduct up to 20% of their qualified business income. Eligibility has rules; we check whether it applies to you and make sure it is claimed correctly.

It depends on your income, risk and goals, and each choice affects your taxes and paperwork differently. We walk you through the trade-offs in plain language, and we can help you form your Texas LLC when you are ready.

If your business paid a nonemployee $2,000 or more for services in 2026, you generally must file Form 1099-NEC with the IRS and send a copy to the contractor by February 1, 2027. We collect W-9s, prepare and e-file the forms, and deliver the copies.

If you sell taxable goods or services in Texas, you generally need a Texas Sales and Use Tax Permit before you start collecting tax. The Comptroller assigns your filing frequency, monthly, quarterly or annually, based on how much tax you collect. We prepare and file your returns on your schedule.

It is an annual report almost every Texas LLC and corporation must file with the Texas Comptroller, generally by May 15, even if no tax is due. Filing it keeps your business in good standing. We prepare the franchise tax report and Public Information Report for you.

The Comptroller assesses a $50 penalty on each late report, plus penalties and interest on any tax owed, and your business can lose its good standing. Left unresolved, the state can forfeit your business’s right to transact business in Texas.

Yes. We file the delinquent reports, obtain your tax clearance and prepare the reinstatement. With our expedited courier program, typical turnaround is about two weeks from complete documentation, though timelines vary with state processing.

Bring the notice to your appointment and we will explain what it means and your next steps. If you need representation in an audit or collection matter, we will refer you to a credentialed professional.

Yes. We can work with you virtually and provide a document checklist and secure upload options.

Yes. Payment must be made before your virtual consultation. If payment is not received at least 24 hours before your scheduled appointment, your session may be canceled or rescheduled due to limited availability.

Yes. We are fully bilingual and explain your business taxes clearly in English or Spanish.