Couture Services & Tax Prep

Good Morning Anybody looking to send me their tax information, please download my app to your phone and upload your information. Please message/text me once you complete it. I’m processing other tax returns so bare with me for a response back and as always allow 24hours at least to process it but not necessarily just depends how backed up I am. ... Also I’m only booking in person appointments with special circumstances the link will be in the comments to make an office appointment. Thanks for your patience and understanding

2021 Tax Tips: 1. Child tax credit STOPS at age 17 $2,000.00 per child 2. If a child is born at 11:59pm on Dec. 31st 2020 you CAN claim the child as if he/she was living the entire year and receive the FULL credit! 3. If your child is away at school, deployment (run away but NOT pronounced deceased) you CAN claim him/her!... 4. Typically, a child IS YOUR dependent if 23 and UNDER and is a student! 5. Do NOT allow your child to file their own taxes PLEASE CHECK to make sure he/she is NOT claiming themselves! 6. Most tax filers will NOT itemize (use their mortgage, medical or charitable contributions) BECAUSE the IRS standard deduction is HIGHER than the Itemized deductions! 7. You can NOT claim your employee business expenses! 8. If self-employed please get your business books together, receipts and expenses, I can help you! 9. I do prepare 1099’s and W’2s let me know if you need one or the other! 10. Can amend your taxes back 3 years IF you feel there was a mistake done! 11. IF your spouse OWES a debt and you are afraid to file with him/her, let me show you exactly what you need to do so you will NOT get your refund snatched by the debt collector. 12. You can get EIC up to 3 kids 13. If you filed unemployment in 2021 we can look back at your 2019 tax return to maximize your EIC due to Covid-19. #Couturetaxservices #taxpreparer #professionaltaxpreparer #taxseason2021

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Your friendly guide to the Tax Season Reminder: your W2s have to be sent by Jan 31 to both you & the IRS! You may also need to wait on other statements like: Affordable Healthcare 1095A Tuition Statement 1098T... Mortgage Statement 1098A 401k Withdrawal 1099 Unemployment 1099G Investment Income 1099 Card Networks (square, paypal) 1099 IRS will start accepting files on Feb. 12th! We are here to answer any questions you may have, give an estimate, or process your return accurately & timely! Looking forward to serving you! #couturetaxservices #taxesbyyolanda

'Status Not Available:' IRS says these taxpayers won't receive second stimulus check automatically Taxpayers who have checked the status of their stimulus check with the IRS Get My Payment tool and received the message "Payment Status #2 Not Available" will not receive a second stimulus check automatically, the IRS told CNBC Make It Tuesday night. The agency has started automatically depositing and mailing out millions of the economic impact payments, worth up to $600 for i...ndividuals and each of their child dependents. And while many Americans have received their second stimulus payments as of Tuesday night, the IRS now says that people receiving the Payment Status #2 message on the Get My Payment tool will have to wait until they file their 2020 taxes to get the payment, even if they received the first stimulus check with no issues. "The IRS advises people that if they don't receive their Economic Impact Payment, they should file their 2020 tax return electronically and claim the Recovery Rebate Credit on their tax return to get their payment and any refund as quickly as possible," notes the agency. A spokesperson for the agency did not clarify why this is the case or why the issue seemed to affect those who had filed their 2019 taxes through H&R Block and TurboTax in particular. Many people particularly those who filed their 2019 tax returns with H&R Block and TurboTax are also reporting that their payments were sent to incorrect bank accounts. The IRS says the banks that received the payments will need to return the money, and then the IRS can reissue them to the correct accounts. As of Tuesday night, some people who filed via H&R Block and initially had their payments sent to the wrong account reported to CNBC Make It that their stimulus payments had been deposited successfully into their actual checking accounts. Only the IRS can issue the stimulus payments, so the agency is encouraging people to check its website for updates about ongoing issues, rather than their financial institutions or tax preparers. It also notes that its phone representatives don't have additional information beyond what's on the IRS website. By: Alicia Adamczyk/CNBC