1. Walk in and we'll create a client a client profile for you and your spouse, if applicable. 
2. Upload your tax documents online or bring them to Hub City and we'll scan everything for you!
3. Sit down one-on-one with one of our tax pros who will review your documents, uncover potential savings, and prepare return. 

You’re welcome to walk in anytime during our business hours! One of our Tax Pros will see you as quickly as possible so you can get started on your 1040 tax prep. 

Great question. The IRS requires that you document and report all income earned during the year. So, a record of your income is necessary for us to be able to report it. This usually comes in the form of W-2's and 1099's. 

Certain tax deductions, such as medical expenses, charitable giving, and certain educational expenses, can also reduce your taxes. Walk in and we'll help you gather all of the documents you need! 

1. First, we’ll need to onboard you as a client.
2. Once onboarding is complete, you’ll receive a secure link to set up your client portal.
3. After your portal is set up, you can upload your documents anytime, from anywhere.
4. Prefer not to upload them yourself? Feel free to walk into our office, and we’ll take care of uploading your documents for you.

1099 filers report income as self-employed individuals and may need to pay self-employment taxes, while W-2 filers have taxes withheld by employers.

We will guide you through deductions and credits specific to your filing status to optimize your return.

The standard deadline for individual tax returns is April 15th each year unless it falls on a weekend or holiday, which may extend the date slightly.

Extensions can be requested, but any owed taxes should be paid by the original deadline to avoid penalties.

We specialize in  preparing and filing Form 1040 Individual tax returns for W-2 and 1099 earners. 1099 earners are also known as independent contractors or self-employed individuals, regardless of their industry. 

Our team ensures your tax preparation is thorough, timely, and aligned with current IRS regulations.