Tax House Gables

01/02/2024

Tax season has a funny way of sneaking up on us! 🎾💨
But with an office that is a home, we are ready to SERVE you with the expertise, security, and speed you need to WIN a stress free return this year. 💸

Our arms and schedules are open for you!
See you soon!

— your grateful and growing tax family 🏡

01/22/2023

File Taxes YOUR Way 💰

〰️ Face To Face 〰️
Schedule an in-person appointment
(by phone only)

〰️ Virtually 〰️
File from anywhere, anytime, through our easy breezy client portal.

The most trusted tax company in Miami and the States,
TAX HOUSE GABLES 🏡

01/18/2023

💵 Your #1 tax destination 💵
Where an office is a home. Where one family serves yours with unmatched knowledge, expertise, passion, and precision.

We are grateful for yet another year of your trust, loyalty, and support.

NOW TAKING APPOINTMENTS
by phone 📞

01/16/2023

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Idania Maria

Boomer is funny, smart, caring. Great companion. Kinda crazy at times. He loves to go on walks. I cannot say the word walk, he goes nuts.

02/05/2022

March 15th is the DEADLINE for CORPORATIONS 🗓

April 15 is the DEADLINE for PERSONAL tax filing 🗓

DID YOU KNOW

who collect from the can file after April 15th with no penalty?

Tax Payers who owe money to the IRS can file an extension for the paperwork 📑, but not the payment owed. 💰
Taxpayers who owe the IRS must submit an estimated payment by April 15th to avoid interest fees. If you overpay, you get the difference back when you file.🤲

There is always a solution at Tax House Gables to file a safe and stress free 🏡

01/15/2022

What's the difference between a Form W-2 and a Form 1099-MISC or Form 1099-NEC?

IRS Answer:
Although these forms are called information returns, they serve different functions.

Employers use Form W-2, Wage and Tax Statement to:

Report wages, tips, and other compensation paid to an employee.
Report the employee's income and social security taxes withheld and other information.
Employers furnish the Form W-2 to the employee and the Social Security Administration. The Social Security Administration shares the information with the Internal Revenue Service.

Payers use Form 1099-MISC, Miscellaneous Information or Form 1099-NEC, Nonemployee Compensation to:

Report payments made of at least $600 in the course of a trade or business to a person who's not an employee for services (Form 1099-NEC).
Report payments of $10 or more made in the course of a trade or business in gross royalties or payments of $600 or more made in the course of a trade or business in rents or for other specified purpose.

Find out more at IRS.gov

01/08/2022

File fast ⏩
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File with Tax House Gables 🏡

Filing your taxes has never been easier.
We guide you from step 1️⃣ to done ✅

Make an appointment with Adrian, Gabriel, or Emma

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01/06/2022

Preparation is peace of mind 📑

At Tax House Gables and Miami we encourage our clients to come prepared. This saves you time and stress.

Our website provides a checklist of what you might need! Link in story 🔗

01/04/2022

File your taxes with the best in the business! 💸

Adrian and Gabriel are known for their expertise, their attention to detail, and their transparency.

With loyal clients up to 16+ years, their reputation continues to flourish through South Florida and the United States.

Visit www.taxhousemiami.com to schedule an appointment or consultation 💰

12/31/2021

We are ALL IN for 2022 tax season! 💸

Now taking appointments
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Where an office is a home 🏡

03/25/2021

MAY 15 is the Tax Deadline 💸

Appointments are still rolling in, as the refunds roll out.

Call 786.829.3261 for top tier tax preparation.

03/20/2021

IRS to Handle Unemployment Returns, DON’T AMEND

Returns filed with unemployment benefits prior to the $10,200 exclusion should not be amended. The IRS has indicated it will refigure taxes on these returns and adjust the taxpayer's account accordingly. The IRS will then send any refund amount directly to the taxpayer.

The IRS has not yet communicated a timeline for making adjustments and sending refunds.