Mitzi Garrett RFW

11/12/2025

🚨 ATTENTION CLIENTS & FUTURE CLIENTS 🚨

The IRS is no longer mailing paper refund checks.
👉 Refunds will only come by direct deposit into your bank account or on a prepaid debit card (if selected when filing).

✅ What this means for you:
• Have your bank account & routing numbers ready when filing.
• Don’t have a bank account? We’ll guide you with prepaid card options so your refund isn’t delayed.
• No more waiting weeks on a paper check — direct deposit = faster + safer refunds! 💰

11/03/2025

🚨 Attention Current & Future Clients! 🚨

As we get closer to tax season (just 61 days away — January 2nd will be here before you know it!), please make sure your photo ID is valid and not expired.

✅ Important Reminder:
I will not be able to file your taxes with an expired ID, so take this time now to update your identification and schedule your appointment early.

⏰ Don’t wait until the last minute — go ahead and get your spot secured today!

📅 Tax Season Starts: January 2, 2026
📍 212 B South Timberland Dr. Lufkin Tx 75901
Got questions contact me [email protected]

“Serving All 50 States”

10/27/2025

Currently Accepting New and Returning clients for all your Tax needs‼️

Be first in line to get to the money you’ve earned in the link below ⬇️ 💰

10/22/2025

Who Can File Head of Household?

Filing Head of Household (HOH) can give you a bigger refund and lower tax rate — but you have to qualify! ✅

To file HOH, you must:
👩🏽‍💼 Be unmarried (or considered unmarried) on the last day of the year
🏡 Have paid more than half the cost of keeping up your home
👶🏾 Have a qualifying dependent who lived with you more than half the year (like your child, stepchild, or another qualified relative)

💡 Example: If you’re single and your child lives with you most of the year, and you pay the majority of your household bills, you likely qualify!

⚠️ Remember: Just claiming a child doesn’t automatically make you HOH — the IRS looks at your living and financial situation closely.

📞 Need help finding out if you qualify? Let’s make sure you get every credit you deserve this tax season!
👉 Message me today or text “TAX HELP” to get started!

Mitzi Garrett
[email protected]
212-B South Timberland Dr. Lufkin Tx 75901

“Yes I File Virtually/In Person In All 50 States”

10/21/2025

💰 What You Need to Know for Tax Season

Tax season is the time to get every dollar you deserve — and preparation is key!
Here’s what every client should keep in mind:
• Early filing = faster refunds. The IRS begins accepting returns in January, so don’t wait until the last minute.
• Accuracy matters. Simple mistakes can delay your refund or flag your return for review.
• New credits and deductions change yearly. Child Tax Credit, Earned Income Credit, and business deductions can shift — don’t assume they’re the same as last year.
• Have your updated information ready. New dependents, address changes, job changes, or new income types (like self-employment or gig work) all affect your taxes.

10/17/2025

👨‍👩‍👧 Divorce & Taxes: Who Gets to Claim the Child?

Only one parent can claim the child after a divorce — here’s how it works 👇

👩🏽‍🍼 Custodial Parent (child lives with you most of the year) can:
✅ Claim the child as a dependent
✅ File Head of Household
✅ Get the Earned Income Tax Credit
✅ Claim the Child Tax Credit

📝 Want to let the other parent claim? Sign IRS Form 8332.

⚠️ If both parents claim the same child, the IRS will flag it 🚨

💡 Every family situation is different — let Royalty Financial Wealth help you file correctly & avoid mistakes.

📍Lufkin, TX | 🌎 Serving all 50 states
📧 [email protected]

10/17/2025

Dear clients and future clients,

Did you know many people miss out on money every year simply because they wait too late to prepare for tax season?

October is the perfect time to start getting organized! 📂 Whether you’re working a 9–5, self-employed, or running a small business, start gathering your receipts, mileage logs, childcare expenses, and any 1099 income now.

Getting ahead helps us find every deduction and maximize your refund before the rush begins in January. 🤑

At Royalty Financial Wealth, we believe in staying ready so you don’t have to get ready. Let’s make this your easiest and most profitable tax season yet! 💙

Drop “READY” in the comments or message me to get early access to our filing list.

10/15/2025

🌟Form 8822 Change Of Address🌟

🔄 Updating Your Address for IRS PTIN Correspondence?
📬 Don’t miss any important tax mail! Use IRS Form 8822 to officially change your address with the IRS. 📝 This ensures your PTIN updates and other tax-related info go to the right place. 📤 Mail the form to the IRS, and allow a few weeks for processing. ✅ Stay on top of your tax details!

Serving all 50 states

Tax Professional: Mitzi Garrett
✉️ .[email protected]
📍 212-B South Timberland Dr.Lufkin TX 75901

10/15/2025

🚨 Self-Employed? Here’s What You Need to Know This Tax Season! 🚨

Being your own boss is powerful — but when tax season comes, it can get overwhelming. Here are a few key tips to keep you on track 👇

✅ Report ALL income (CashApp, Zelle, PayPal, cash, checks — it ALL counts)
✅ Save receipts & track business expenses (mileage, supplies, home office, etc.)
✅ Don’t forget about self-employment tax (15.3% for Social Security & Medicare)
✅ If you expect to owe $1,000+, make quarterly estimated tax payments
✅ Health insurance & retirement contributions may qualify as deductions
✅ Keep your records organized to avoid IRS headaches later

💡 Filing with a professional makes all the difference. The right strategy = more money in YOUR pocket!

10/11/2025

📊 IRS Crackdown Alert 📊
This tax season, the IRS is putting extra focus on refundable credits like:
• Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC)
• Child Tax Credit (CTC)
• American Opportunity Credit (AOTC)

✅ Why? These credits often come with the highest risk of error or fraud, so audits are expected to increase.

💡 What this means for you:
If you plan to claim these credits, documentation is EVERYTHING. Without proof, the IRS can delay or even deny your refund.

Here’s what you’ll need to protect yourself:
✔ Valid ID – no expired driver’s licenses or IDs.
✔ Proof of residency – lease agreements, utility bills, or school letters that clearly show where you live.
✔ School or college records – transcripts, tuition statements, or enrollment verification.
✔ Income documents – W-2s, 1099s, and any other proof of earnings.
✔ Dependent records – birth certificates, medical records, or daycare statements if you’re claiming children.

⚠️ Remember: Saying you “have a dependent” or “paid tuition” isn’t enough. The IRS needs paper (or digital) proof.

✨ The bottom line: Filing is more than entering numbers. It’s about being prepared, protecting your refund, and avoiding unnecessary audits.

10/11/2025