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Tax preparation service in Sayville, NY (show on map)

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Personal Income Tax Service offers comprehensive tax preparation, electronic filing, tax consulting, and representation for individuals and small businesses.

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Personal Income Tax Service, established in 1987 by Bob Capogna, specializes in federal and state income tax preparation for individuals and small businesses. Services include electronic filing with direct deposit, debt resolution through Offers in Compromise, tax consulting, planning, unfiled and amended returns, state sales tax returns, corporate and partnership tax filings, 1099 preparation, out-of-state taxes, IRS and state taxation representation, quarterly estimates, review of past returns, new business setup, and business counseling.

The firm prides itself on personal attention, continuous education on tax laws, and a stress-free tax experience.

Personalized client service

Extensive experience since 1987

Comprehensive range of tax services

Direct IRS and state representation

Services

Federal and State Income Tax Preparation

Preparation of federal and state income tax returns for individuals and small businesses.

Electronic filing Direct deposit of refunds

Electronic Filing of All Federal and State Returns

Electronic submission of tax returns with direct deposit of refunds.

Direct deposit Fast processing

Debt Resolution through Offers in Compromise

Negotiation with IRS to settle tax debt for less than the full amount owed.

Negotiation Potential reduction of tax liability

Income Tax Consulting and Planning

Strategic advice to optimize tax outcomes and plan for future tax liabilities.

Strategic planning Ongoing support

Unfiled Tax Returns

Preparation and filing of previously unfiled federal and state tax returns.

Comprehensive preparation Historical data handling

Amended Tax Returns

Preparation and filing of corrected or additional tax returns.

Correction of errors Additional claim filing

Credentials & Certifications

Registered Tax Preparer (RTP)

Since 1981

Member, National Tax Preparers Association

Since 1987

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do My Dependent Children Have to File Their Own Tax Returns? +

If you have dependent children, you typically need to list them on your annual tax return. However, your children may also be required to file their own returns if they have sufficient earned or unearned income that exceeds the personal exemption amount.

How Health Insurance Matters Can Affect Your Taxes? +

Health insurance premiums paid through a Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA) are tax-deductible, and contributions to these accounts are made with pre-tax dollars, reducing taxable income. Additionally, medical expenses exceeding a certain percentage of your Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) can be deducted on Schedule A.

Gross, Adjusted Gross and Taxable Income – What They Are and How They Affect Your Taxes? +

Gross income includes all income received in the tax year. Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) is calculated by subtracting specific adjustments from your gross income. Taxable income is derived by applying deductions and exemptions to your AGI, determining the amount subject to tax.

Why Does My Tax Liability Change Every Year? +

Tax liability varies annually due to changes in income levels, deductions, credits, and tax law updates. Factors such as new dependents, changes in filing status, or additional income sources can also impact your tax obligation.

Do I Need to Pay Estimated Tax on My Self-Employment Income? +

Self-employed individuals typically do not have taxes withheld from their income, so they must pay estimated taxes quarterly to avoid penalties. The IRS requires payment of estimated taxes if you expect to owe $1,000 or more when your return is filed.

What Are the 9 Costly Tax Mistakes People Make with Self-Employment Income? +

Common mistakes include failing to track business expenses, not setting aside money for taxes, incorrect classification of income, overlooking depreciation deductions, neglecting to file quarterly estimated taxes, improper handling of home office deductions, ignoring record-keeping requirements, underestimating self-employment tax, and missing out on available tax credits.

What Are the 9 Costly Mistakes Businesses Make with Sales Taxes? +

Businesses often overlook nexus requirements in multiple states, fail to collect sales tax on taxable transactions, misclassify products as exempt, neglect to file periodic sales tax returns, underestimate tax liabilities, ignore updates to tax laws, fail to maintain proper records, underreport cash sales, and do not reconcile sales tax accounts regularly.

How Can I Track My Federal Refund? +

You can track your federal tax refund by visiting the IRS Where Is My Refund? website, entering your Social Security number, filing status, and the exact refund amount from your return.