Accuracy today. Opportunity tomorrow.
A return records decisions already made — but preparing it well surfaces the decisions still ahead. Every return ends with a short list of what to do differently next year.
Form 990 for nonprofits
The 990 is a public document. Donors read it, funders read it, and charity watchdogs score organizations on it. It deserves more care than a compliance checkbox — program expense allocation, governance disclosures, and compensation reporting all shape how your organization looks to the people deciding whether to fund it. Fees run $900 to $2,500 depending on which schedules apply.
Business and personal, prepared together
For most owners the business return and the personal return are one problem wearing two hats. A K-1 from the partnership lands on the 1040; an S-corp salary decision changes both. They get prepared as a set rather than as two disconnected filings.
Entity types we file
Individual returns and schedules, partnerships and multi-member LLCs, S-corporations, C-corporations, exempt organizations, and the state and local returns that go with them. Multi-state filings are handled where you have nexus in more than one state.
Extensions are a tool, not a failure
An extension moves the filing deadline, not the payment deadline. When information genuinely is not ready, extending and filing correctly beats filing on time and amending later. You will be told which situation you are in and what to pay in the meantime.
If the IRS writes to you
Notices happen and most are routine. Any notice tied to a return we prepared gets reviewed, explained in plain language, and answered.
What’s included
- Form 990 or 990-EZ
Prepared, reviewed, and filed for exempt organizations. - Federal business return
Prepared, reviewed, and e-filed. - State and multi-state
Every jurisdiction where you have a filing obligation. - Owner returns
Personal returns coordinated with the business filing. - Estimated payment schedule
Next year's quarterly vouchers, calculated not guessed. - Extension filing
When it is the right call, with a payment estimate. - Notice response
IRS and state letters on returns we prepared.
Questions
Common questions
When is Form 990 due?
What happens if we miss a 990?
When should I get documents in?
Can you review a return someone else filed?
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Books closed on schedule, reconciled accounts, and statements you can read — the foundation every other service sits on.
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Entity structure, owner compensation, retirement funding, and purchase timing — decided while there is still time to change the outcome.
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Let's talk about where you are.
A discovery call, an honest read on what you need, and a fee agreed before any work starts.