FAQ's

• * How do I get my Form W-2?
• * How much does it cost to have my taxes prepared?
• * How quickly can I get money back?
• * What if I have more than 10 questions?
• * What other types of refund options do you offer?
• * What is a Refund Anticipation Loan and how does it work?

1. Q: How do I get my Form W-2?
2. A: Your employer is required to mail your completed Form W-2 (copies B, C, and 2) showing your compensation and tax withholding amounts for the calendar year by January 31. If you do not receive your W-2 by January 31, contact your employer to confirm your address and find out when the form was mailed. If you have not received your W-2 by February 15, then call the IRS at 1-800-829-1040. A representative will complete a W-2 complaint on Form 4598, Form W-2, or 1099 Not Received or Incorrect.

1. Q: How much does it cost to have my taxes prepared?
2. A: The cost of tax preparation is based upon the complexity of your tax return. To learn more or to request a pricing quote, please contact me and you will get a response promptly.

1. Q: How quickly can I get money back?
2. A: When you file electronically, you can receive your refund directly from the IRS by direct deposit in approximately 8 to 15 days. You can also choose to have the IRS mail you a check in approximately 21 to 28 days.

1. Q: What other types of refund options do you offer?
2. A: RAL's (Refund Anticipation Loans) & Instant Tax Refund Loan

1. Q: What is a Refund Anticipation Loan and how does it work?
2. A: It's a short term loan secured by the consumer's expected federal income tax refund. You may choose to receive your RAL funds through a check or via direct deposit to his/her personal bank account. *