Jeffrey W. Little, CPA

Services - Income Tax Planning, Preparation, and Advisors - Currently we are not accepting new clients

Use the section below to start your tax preparation process.

Taxpayers need to be aware, when tax returns are filed, the IRS wants a bank account.  If that return has a refund and no bank account for direct deposit, we are told the procedure at the IRS is as follows:  In approximately 30 days the IRS will mail a letter requesting bank information or a reason you can not provide one.  You must respond to the letter.  No response equates to no refund.  Once you respond with a reason for no bank deposit, the process can take several more weeks, if not months, to receive a refund check.  You want to make sure you have provided your accountant with up to date bank information.  If you provide bad information or no information, there is little we can do.  It could be worse if your address changed  and you fail to provide the new address.  Then you may not receive the letter.  We have a questionnaire that covers all these details.  Please don't skip over it.  It is important.