The low-income tax preparation service is only for Deaf taxpayers who earn less than combined total income of $50,000 a year and have simple tax return. 

The fee $159 is for each individual tax return with Schedule A and B included only. Additional schedules as Schedule C, Schedule D, Schedule E will be charged starting at a half-hour rate.

DeafTax can do tax returns for individuals that have W2 jobs, freelance jobs, solo owned business, rental properties, sold securities, and many else.

We can do all years for federal and all states.

If you’re married, we are experienced in working with couples that may be receiving part-time work and SSDI or one spouse is working while the other is a stay-at-home parent with SSDI. We can help you decide if you should be filing as Married Filing Jointly or Married Filing Separately to reduce the tax bill on one spouse or another. If you have dependents, we can do their taxes and help with FAFSA.

For a retired couple, one of the biggest challenges is when the spouse dies, leaving the other to deal with all the financial matters including filing for personal income taxes. Sometimes the widowed spouse has no experience dealing with tax return filing. Knowing this and seeing this with many Deaf Seniors, we encourage you to begin working with Deaf Tax Professionals who can continue to assist you after your spouse has passed. We have many years of experience working with Deaf Seniors and many of the unique tax issues they deal with such as Retirement Distributions, Pension Distributions or Capital Gains and Losses.

If you’re a landlord, renting out one property or multiple properties, we have been helping our DeafTax.com clients for many years in reporting rental property expenses and income, including depreciation for household assets and property. Call us on the Video-Phone to see how we can help you with your Schedule E filing.

Deaftax provides Form 990, Form 990-EZ, and Form 990-N filing for tax-exempted non-profit organizations. Internal Revenue Service requires all tax-exempted organizations to file reports annually or lose tax exemption status.

The deadline for annual filing is May 15 unless fiscal year is not January to December then it is 5 months after last fiscal month.

Form 990 is required for an organization that earns total revenue of at least $200,000 or have total assets at least $500,000

Form 990-EZ is required for organization that earns total revenue of less than $200,000 but more than $50,000 or have total assets less than $500,000

Form 990-N is required for organization that earns total revenue of $50,000.

Form 990-PF is required for all private foundations regardless of income and asset values.

DeafTax can file Form 1065 Partnership, Form 1120 Corporation, and Form 1120S Corporation tax returns for small to medium non-public companies for federal and states.

Businesses that use calendar year are required to file business tax return by March 15.