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Welcome to QuickFix Bookkeeping, your trusted resource for navigating the dynamic landscape of U.S. tax regulations. Tax compliance is more than just filing forms; it’s about strategic planning, meticulous record-keeping, and staying ahead of evolving laws to protect your financial well-being.

Whether you’re a small business owner, an international corporation, or an individual taxpayer, we provide the insights and services you need to fulfill your tax obligations accurately and on time. Avoid penalties, audits, and legal complications by partnering with our team of dedicated tax professionals.

Who We Are

We are a team of certified tax professionals dedicated to simplifying U.S. tax compliance. With years of experience and a deep understanding of federal, state, and local tax laws, we provide tailored solutions for a diverse range of clients. Our mission is to empower you with the knowledge and support to achieve peace of mind knowing your tax affairs are in order.

We stay current on the latest tax legislation, including changes to tax codes, and leverage advanced technology to ensure our services are both accurate and efficient.

Why Choose Us?

  • Time & Cost Savings: Free up your valuable time and avoid costly hiring mistakes.

  • Expertise & Accuracy: Certified professionals ensuring your books are always correct.

  • Peace of Mind: Sleep easy knowing your financials are organized and tax-ready.

Why Tax Compliance Matters:

  • Avoid Penalties: The IRS and state tax authorities impose significant penalties and interest for late filing, underpayment, or inaccurate reporting.

  • Build Financial Integrity: Proper tax compliance builds credibility with financial institutions, investors, and partners.

  • Strategic Planning: Understanding your tax obligations allows for effective financial planning, helping you maximize deductions and credits legally.

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Our Comprehensive Tax Compliance Services

We offer a full suite of services designed to address all your tax compliance needs.

For Individuals:

  • Federal and State Tax Return Preparation: We prepare and file your annual federal and state income tax returns (Form 1040, 1040-SR, etc.), ensuring all eligible deductions and credits are claimed.

  • Estimated Tax Payments: We help you calculate and schedule quarterly estimated tax payments to avoid underpayment penalties, especially for self-employed individuals and those with significant non-wage income.

  • Audit Representation: In the event of an IRS or state tax audit, we can represent you and handle all communication with tax authorities.

For Businesses:

  • Business Tax Return Filing: We prepare and file the appropriate federal and state returns based on your business structure:

    • Sole Proprietorships: Form 1040 with Schedule C.

    • Partnerships & Multi-Member LLCs: Form 1065.

    • S Corporations: Form 1120-S.

    • C Corporations: Form 1120.

  • Payroll Tax Compliance: We manage your payroll tax obligations, including federal income tax withholding, Social Security, and Medicare (FICA) taxes, as well as state and federal unemployment (FUTA) taxes. We handle the filing of forms such as Form 941 and Form 940.

  • Sales and Use Tax: We assist with the calculation, reporting, and payment of sales and use taxes in jurisdictions where your business operates.

  • Information Returns (1099s): We ensure you meet your reporting obligations for payments made to independent contractors and vendors by preparing and filing the correct Form 1099 series.

Specific Tax Scenarios and Considerations

  • Property Tax: Often managed at the local level and based on a property’s value.

  • Gift Tax: Reported on IRS Form 709 for gifts exceeding the annual exclusion limit.

  • Capital Gains: Tax on the profit from selling an asset.

  • Value-added tax: While not a federal tax in the U.S., it is relevant in international business and global tax regulations.

  • Import Restrictions: These can impact trade and are linked to customs duties and other compliance obligations, particularly for products in a Foreign-Trade Zone.

 

Key Scenarios for Tax Compliance

Compliance is a multifaceted requirement for both individuals and businesses.

  • Individual Filing: U.S. residents and citizens are required to file annually, paying taxes like capital gains on investments and medicare taxes. Gift tax, reported on IRS Form 709, is required for transfers of significant value.
  • Business Operations: Companies must handle federal and state taxes, including sales tax compliance (for which South Dakota has been a key precedent) and payroll taxes. While the U.S. does not have a Value-added tax (VAT), companies must still adhere to complex global tax regulations for international business. Organizations like Corporation Trust Center and banks such as Deutsche Bank assist in these processes.
  • International Accounts: The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) is a crucial law for U.S. Account Holders with offshore accounts. It requires Foreign Financial Institutions to report account information to the IRS. Individuals also face FBAR Requirements for disclosing foreign bank and financial accounts. Tax Treaties and Tax Information Exchange Agreements help prevent double taxation and facilitate cooperation.

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The Role of Data and Policy

Effective tax compliance relies on modern systems and data analysis. Digital reporting systems and Tax Software enable automated preparation and a clear audit trail for taxpayers and tax authorities. The government’s Office of tax analysis and Office of tax policy study tax data to make fiscal policy decisions, including a Revenue Proposal, and to measure the tax gap—the difference between taxes owed and taxes paid. This analysis is supported by Working papers and technical explanations issued under a congressional mandate. Organizations like the Bureau of Labor Statistics also use tax data for broader economic assessments. Hence, individuals and businesses need to ensure their financial institutions are tax-compliant.

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Compliance and Enforcement

The Compliance cost for taxpayers includes the time and resources spent on maintaining accurate Financial Records and filing. A Tax compliance certificate can be issued to verify an entity’s good standing. Tax assessors determine property tax, while the Fair market value of assets, including hereditary estates, determines tax obligations. The Federal Reserve and other government bodies work to maintain the integrity of the tax system and reduce the tax gap, ensuring the burden is fairly distributed among those who meet their filing timely basis.

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Resources

Key Dates and Essential Resources

Staying on top of deadlines is crucial for tax compliance. Here are some important U.S. tax dates and resources:

 

General Deadlines for the Tax Year

Disclaimer: These dates are for informational purposes only. Specific deadlines may vary, especially on weekends or holidays. It’s essential to consult the official IRS tax calendar.

January 31

Deadline for employers to furnish Form W-2 to employees and for businesses to furnish Form 1099-NEC to non-employee compensation recipients.

March 15

Deadline for Partnerships and
S Corporations to file their tax returns (Form 1065 and
Form 1120-S) or file for an extension.

April 15

The standard deadline for most individuals (Form 1040) and C Corporations (Form 1120) to file their tax returns and pay any taxes owed. Also, the deadline for the first quarterly estimated tax payment.

June 15

Second quarterly estimated tax payment due.

Sept. 15

Third quarterly estimated tax payment due.

Oct. 15

Deadline for individuals and C Corporations who filed for an extension to submit their returns.

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