Dolores Rosales' Income Tax Service

09/22/2025

NOTICE: Important change for 2025 regarding refunds or tax payments. No more paper checks will be issued or accepted by IRS

08/03/2022

TEACHERS. Save those receipts

01/03/2020

Who would of thought that 43 years has gone by and I still love what I do!
Love my clients!
Thank you

04/21/2019

Thank you everyone for a smooth sailing tax season.

Dolores

03/15/2019

Read!

02/05/2019

Celebrating 42 years of being a Tax Preparer!!!!!

Love every minute of it!

05/31/2018

Very interesting! Please read

02/08/2018

01/09/2018

Good Information:

IRS Direct Deposit:

Is Fast. The quickest way for taxpayers to get their refund is to electronically file their federal tax return and use direct deposit. Taxpayers who file a paper return can also use direct deposit.
Is Secure. Since refunds go right into a bank account, there’s no risk of having a paper check stolen or lost. This is the same electronic transfer system that deposits nearly 98 percent of all Social Security and Veterans Affairs benefits into millions of accounts.
Is Easy. Choosing direct deposit is easy. Make sure to enter the correct bank account and routing number.
Has Options. Taxpayers can split a refund into several financial accounts. These include checking, savings, health, education and certain retirement accounts. Use IRS Form 8888, Allocation of Refund (including Savings Bond Purchases), to deposit a refund in up to three accounts.

10/12/2017

WASHINGTON – The Internal Revenue Service today alerted tax professionals and their clients to a fake insurance tax form scam that is being used to access annuity and life insurance accounts.

Remember I do not mail letters to any client before I speak with you.
If you get a letter requesting information call me first, I am open 365 days of the year!

10/12/2017

Important!

Report name changes. Recently married or divorced taxpayers who change their name should notify the Social Security Administration. They should also notify the SSA if a dependent’s name changed. Taxpayers need to do this so that when the taxpayer files next year, the new name on the tax return matches A mismatch between the name shown on their tax return and the SSA records can cause problems in the processing of their tax return and may even delay their tax refund.

06/26/2017

FYI