Our hours change between tax season and the rest of the year so we can serve you when you need us most. Use this guide to know the best time to stop by or call.
Note: Walk-ins are welcome during tax season on a first-come, first-served basis. You can also call ahead to schedule a time that works for you.
(January 15th – April 15th)
(April 16th – January 15th)
While exact dates can shift slightly each year (especially when weekends or holidays are involved), these are the typical federal deadlines most clients should keep in mind. Always confirm your specific situation with us if you’re unsure.
Employers, financial institutions, and other payers begin sending W-2s, 1099s, and similar tax documents.
Tip: Start collecting your forms in one place as they arrive.
The IRS typically begins accepting returns sometime in January and continues through mid-April.
Best time to visit us if you want to file early and get your refund sooner.
Deadline for most individuals to file federal income tax returns and pay any tax due. Extensions can be requested, but taxes owed are generally still due by this date.
We recommend scheduling your appointment well before this week to avoid the rush.
For self-employed individuals, landlords, and anyone who makes quarterly estimated payments. If you’re unsure whether this applies to you, ask us — we can help.
If you filed an extension, this is usually the due date for submitting your completed return.
Business returns for partnerships and corporations (Forms 1065 and 1120) are due on March 15. If an extension is filed, the extended deadline is September 15.
If you’re unsure which business deadlines apply to you, we’re here to help.
Most brokerage and investment account statements are issued by March 15. If you have investment income, please avoid booking your tax appointment before March 18 to ensure all documents are available and accurate.
Here’s a simple guide to help you plan your visit around the tax year.
Need Help With Dates or Deadlines? Just ask. We’re here to help you stay compliant, avoid penalties, and make the most of every tax year.
Some tax documents are available online and may not be mailed. Be sure to check your online accounts and portals.
If you have brokerage or investment accounts, avoid scheduling your appointment before March 18 so we can work with your complete statements.