Small Business Tax Preparation in North Dallas, TX
Running a business in North Texas means the taxes never really stop — there's the annual return, quarterly estimates, franchise tax, payroll filings, and the constant question of whether you're structured the right way. I prepare business returns for corporations, S-corps, partnerships, and sole proprietors across North Dallas, Plano, Frisco, and the surrounding cities.
The difference with a solo preparer is that I actually know your file. You're not re-explaining your business to a new person every February. I see your numbers through the year — especially if I'm also doing your bookkeeping — so your return gets filed from clean records instead of a shoebox reconstruction in March.
I'll also tell you when something's off. If you're a sole proprietor who should probably be an S-corp, or you're sitting on a pile of deductible expenses nobody ever categorized, that comes up in a conversation — not in a missed opportunity you find out about two years later.
What's Included
Corporate & S-corp returns
Form 1120 and 1120-S, shareholder K-1s, and reasonable-compensation guidance.
Partnership returns
Form 1065 with partner K-1s — allocations done right.
Sole proprietor returns
Schedule C prepared from clean books, with every legitimate expense captured.
Quarterly estimates & Texas franchise tax
Estimated payments calculated through the year, plus the state-side filings Texas businesses need.
Common Questions
What business types do you prepare returns for?
Sole proprietors, single-member LLCs, partnerships, S-corporations, and C-corporations. If you're not sure what you are — or what you should be — that's a conversation worth having before filing season.
Do you handle quarterly estimated taxes?
Yes. I calculate your quarterly estimates and remind you when they're due, so you're paying the right amount through the year instead of getting hit with penalties in April.
Can you do my bookkeeping and my business taxes?
That's actually the best setup. When the same person handles both, your books and your return stay in sync — nothing gets lost between a bookkeeper and a separate tax preparer.
What about Texas franchise tax?
Most Texas LLCs and corporations have a franchise tax filing due each May, even if no tax is owed. I handle those filings alongside your federal return so nothing gets missed.
Other Ways I Can Help
Let's Talk
Call or text me about small business tax preparation — I'll give you a straight answer on cost and timing before any work starts.
Areas I Serve
And surrounding North Texas communities.