Yes! All my services are fully remote — you can work with me from any U.S. state or even while living abroad.

 Yes. I’m an Enrolled Agent, licensed at the federal level by the IRS to represent clients in all 50 states. I am also currently in the process of obtaining my CPA and have already passed half of the exams. 

Both are tax professionals, but an Enrolled Agent (EA) is federally licensed and focuses exclusively on taxation. A CPA is state-licensed and may also provide accounting, auditing, and business consulting services. 

Simply send me a message or email with a short description of your tax situation. I’ll reply with the next steps and a link to securely upload your documents.

Yes! I offer a free mini consultation for all new clients to discuss your situation and answer basic questions before you decide to move forward.

I use a secure online portal to exchange files safely and conveniently. You can upload your documents from your phone or computer — no in-person meetings required.

Most returns are completed within 3–5 business days after receiving all documents. Complex cases may take longer, depending on your situation

Yes. I prepare individual (Form 1040), business (Forms 1120S, 1065, 1120), and state returns, as well as assist with IRS notices and tax planning.

Yes, you can find all my pricing details in the Services & Pricing  section.
For additional questions or custom cases, please feel free to call or message me directly.

Because they don’t see what happens behind the scenes 😊.
Professional tax preparation is much more than data entry — it involves reviewing your situation, checking every form, verifying deductions, and ensuring compliance with ever-changing tax laws. That’s why even a “simple” return usually takes several hours to review and a few days to complete properly. I also study and stay up to date year-round to ensure every return is accurate and compliant. 

Unfortunately, there are many “ghost preparers” — unlicensed individuals who prepare returns for cash but don’t sign them. They don’t take responsibility for mistakes and risk nothing, while you could face IRS penalties.
Licensed professionals like Enrolled Agents must follow strict ethical standards and sign every return, standing behind their work and their license.

No. I cannot reduce your taxes by any amount you want. But we can look for legal ways to minimize your tax liability using allowed deductions and strategies under the Internal Revenue Code and IRS regulations.