Whether Personal or Business Taxes, Our Team Is Prepared To Get You The Best Possible Return

We understand the overwhelming number of tax preparation options, but they aren’t beating our prices and our ease of use. Don’t use online programs or inexperienced tax preparers. LegalEye’s accounting team has a proven method of continued customer success and satisfaction.

You have your consultation, upload your documents, and have your taxes filed all within the same day, and completely virtual if you choose.

LegalEye is paperless, meaning that unless you request otherwise, you can upload your documents via online portal and sign your tax documents virtually as well. Once everything is filed, you will receive your tax packet virtually as well.

Working paperless allows LegalEye to work faster, efficiently, and allows us to store your tax documents for years.

With the information and documents you provide, your dedicated tax preparer will work on preparing your taxes right away. With personal taxes, this process is incredibly quick.

For business taxes, this can be a longer process. We will compile all of your business financials throughout the year, issue the correct documents to owners for their personal taxes, and file all appropriate write-offs and credits as the business qualifies for.

LegalEye knows that everyone dreads doing taxes, so we set out to make it as quick and painless as possible. 

Our system has been refined to be incredibly simple and fast. All you need to do is send your documents and speak with a pro. From there, they will do everything in their power to get maximum deductions and credits for you.

We have a long track record of satisfied clients who trusted us with their taxes, and will continue to do so for years to come.

For personal taxes, the due date is the 15th day of the fourth month, typically April 15. For corporate taxes, the deadline is the 15th day of the fourth month of your fiscal year, which is usually April 15th. For corporations however, there are additional deadlines for different forms and reports. W-2 and 1099 statements have to filed by the end of the first month of the fiscal year. Miscellaneous 1099 statements must be filed by the end of the third month of the fiscal year.

Sole proprietors and single-member LLCs don’t need to file separate taxes and can report everything on personal taxes. Corporations and multi-member LLCs do need to file corporate taxes.

Yes, the IRS has a free file tool that you can access at any time, or you can use other programs to file yourself. But it may be beneficial to at least speak to a tax professional to understand what benefits and credits you may be missing by filing yourself. This is especially true for corporate taxes, as they are much more complicated than personal taxes.