This is a standard tax return for individuals in the United States.

It indicates: wages (W-2), 1099 income (self-employment, dividends, interest, rent, etc.), tax credits (child tax credit, earned income credit), standard or itemized deduction.

I help to collect all the documents, fill out the forms correctly and send them electronically to the IRS.

Amended (Form 1040X): submitted if the already submitted returns contains errors or new documents have appeared (for example, additional W-2, 1099 or missed deduction/credit).

Prior Year Returns: preparation and filing of returns for previous years (if you did not submit on time). This may be necessary to restore your tax history, obtain loans, or apply for a loan/mortgage.

I will take over the adjustments and filing of the past years to avoid fines and problems with the IRS.

If you have lived or worked in several states during the year, you are required to file returns in several jurisdictions at once.

This may be:

• a partial residence returns (part-year resident return),
• a non-resident returns for the state where the earnings were.

Such cases are more difficult, as it is important to avoid double taxation.

I optimize the distribution of income between the states and take into account mutual tax credits.

The IRS allows you to apply for an extension (Form 4868) — then the deadline for submission is postponed by 6 months (usually from April to October).

Important: the extension applies only to the submission of forms, but does not extend the deadline for paying taxes. If the customer has to pay, the payment must still be made before April, otherwise penalties and interest will be charged.

I'm filing an extension for you and helping you calculate the estimated tax amount to avoid penalties.

This is a free form that students/parents need to fill out in order to receive federal financial assistance (grants, loans, work-study).

The form indicates family income, taxes, and assets. Errors in this form may lead to the loss of the right to assistance.

I am helping to properly transfer data from the tax return (1040) to the FAFSA in order to increase the chances of receiving grants and subsidies.

For those who cannot obtain an SSN, but are required to file a declaration.
We will prepare the W-7 form, collect the documents and submit an application to the IRS.

This is the annual Federal Corporation Tax return (C-Corp).

When it is submitted: once a year to the IRS (and, if necessary, to the State Department of Revenue).

What reflects: income, expenses, loans, benefits, corporation taxes.

Special features: shareholders separately file their personal returns (double taxation: first the corporation, then the dividends from the shareholders).

Documents: accounting (P&L, balance sheet, income/expense books), bank statements, payroll reports.

This is the annual returns of a corporation with the choice of S-Corp status.

Feature: the corporation itself does not pay federal tax, profits/losses are "pass-through" to shareholders through the K-1 form.

When it is submitted: annually, plus K-1 to each shareholder.

What it is: a returns for partnerships and LLCs with two or more participants.

Feature: the company itself does not pay taxes; profits/losses are distributed to participants through K-1 forms.

When submitted: annually, as a federal returns + regular forms.

Documents: the founding agreement of LLC/partnership, accounting of income/ expenses.

This is the official registration of the company at the state level.

LLC: a simpler, flexible structure, often chosen for small businesses.

Corporation (C-Corp/S-Corp): more charter requirements, but suitable for investors and growth.

What it is: a company's tax identification number (similar to an SSN for a business).

Why it is needed: to open a bank account, file taxes, register employees, and sign contracts.

Who issues it: the IRS (SS-4 form).

Due date: usually instantly online (if filled out correctly).

Risks: an error in the application; sometimes the IRS requires a paper form (especially for non-resident founders).

What it is: a statement on the choice of a corporation's tax regime as an S-Corp.

When it is submitted: within 2.5 months after registration or at the beginning of the new tax year.

Why: it avoids corporate tax (C-Corp) and reduces self-employment tax for owners.

What it is: annual confirmation of company information (address, director, agent, status).

Where it is served: through the state portal (for example, in Florida — Sunbiz.org ).

Dates: usually once a year until a certain date (for example, in Florida before May 1).

Risks: fines for late payment ($400 in Florida), possible liquidation of the company for non-payment.

What it is: the sales tax on goods/services collected by the company and transferred to the state.

When needed: when selling goods at retail, e—commerce, and sometimes services (depending on the state).

Responsibilities: registration for Sales Tax; monthly/quarterly filing of returns; transfer of collected taxes.

Risks: underpayment leads to fines and blockages. State control is important (especially e-commerce, "nexus").

Documents: sales reports (Amazon, Shopify, Square, etc.).

Hard inquiries can lower your credit score and make it difficult to obtain loans on favorable terms. Every time you apply for a loan, the lender makes a strict request to assess your creditworthiness, but too many such requests can negatively affect your credit rating, and this can make it difficult to obtain new loans with favorable terms.

In this course, you will learn how to legally and independently remove unnecessary queries from your credit report, improving your financial reputation.

What exactly will you learn in this course?

• How to find and analyze hard queries in a credit report.
• Which letters should be sent to bureaus and financial organizations.
• How to create a request to delete hard queries correctly.
• What laws and regulations allow you to manage your credit report.

What is included in the course?
1. 4 detailed video tutorials with step-by-step instructions.
2. Ready-made letter templates for sending to credit bureaus.
3. A list of addresses and contacts for quick work.
4. Additional materials for self-application of knowledge.

This course is suitable for those who want to monitor their credit history and increase their chances of loan approval at no extra cost. The purpose of this course is to provide you with all the necessary tools and knowledge so that you can effectively manage your credit history and make informed decisions that will positively affect your financial well—being.

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