Michelles Tax Prep

03/06/2025

Did you know that I do BOTH virtual and mobile Tax Return Prep?
Are you or someone you know too busy to go to an office? Are you uncomfortable taking your kids with you? Do you not drive?
By using Michelle's Tax Prep your stress will decrease, no time spent in an office, and you can do it all in your pajamas!
I specialize in clients with a small business, rentals, RSU's and much more. Go to my link in my bio to set up a virtual call so we can started!

04/04/2024

04/01/2024

Get your documents in or request and extension.

03/21/2024

03/18/2024

I know life can get in the way so here's a reminder to get your documents ready and contact your tax professional. You can either submit your tax return or request an extension til October 15th.

If you have any questions message me!

03/17/2024

St. Patrick's Day holds a special place in my heart as it is my 1st son's Birthday and 2 of my Grandmothers as well! I hope you all have a great day 🍀

02/03/2024

When I received this message from a client yesterday I smiled so big 😁 and felt the appreciation.

My goals are to educate, alleviate stress, and help my clients to use the tax law to benefit them.

If you or someone you know is looking for a virtual tax preparer that is flexible and understanding of your time then send me a message!

Have a great day everyone!

11/23/2023

Happy Thanksgiving to each and everyone of you!

09/13/2023

Do any of you know WHY the IRS requires companies to report any cash payments over $10,000?

Although many cash transactions are legitimate, information reported on Forms 8300 can help combat those who evade taxes, profit from the drug trade, engage in terrorist financing or conduct other criminal activities. The government can often trace money from these illegal activities through payments reported on Forms 8300 that are timely filed, complete and accurate.

09/07/2023

Homeowners of a primary residence or vacation home only have 2 items that are deductible on your Income Tax Return. 1) State and Local property Taxes and 2) The Mortage Interest you paid during the tax year.

The listed items on page 2 are all NON-Deductible on a primary or vacation home but most of those items are deductible if you own a Rental.

If you want to know about rentals or have any questions let me know 😀