Z&Z Accounting Services LLC

Preparing your own income tax return can often raise more questions than it answers. A recent study by the US Government's General Accounting Office revealed that 77% of 71 million taxpayers felt they benefited from using a professional tax preparer. Today’s tax laws are complex, and even filing a straightforward return can be daunting. It’s easy to overlook deductions and credits that you may be entitled to. While tax software can help, there’s no substitute for the expertise of an experienced tax professional. We handle tax returns, business sales and use taxes, quarterly estimated taxes, and more.

Individual Taxes

Filing your own taxes can be challenging, requiring you to maximize deductions while minimizing tax liability. It also demands a significant time investment on top of your busy schedule. Are you prepared to spend your weekends sorting through receipts and crunching numbers? At Z&Z Accounting, we manage tax preparation year-round to stay current with changing tax laws. We relieve you of the hassle and give you back your time. While software packages claim to guide you with interactive menus, they still require a solid understanding of applicable tax rules. Moreover, a computer cannot identify issues specific to your tax situation. With our knowledge of tax laws, we aim to maximize your deductions and returns, putting more money back in your pocket.

Business Taxes

One common challenge for many businesses is navigating the complex regulations set by the IRS and the ever-changing federal and state laws. The type of business you operate dictates your tax obligations and how you fulfill them. All businesses, except partnerships, must file an annual income tax return, while partnerships file an informational return. The specific forms you need depend on your business structure. There are various taxes companies must file at both the federal and state levels. At Z&Z Accounting, we guide business owners through the complexities of business taxes, including:

1. Sales/Use Tax

2. Food/Beverage Tax

3. Quarterly Estimated Tax

4. Corporate Excise Tax

5. Withholding Tax

6. Unemployment Tax

7. Year-End Tax Returns:

   • 1040 Schedule C: Sole Proprietor

   • 1065: Partnership Tax Return

   • 1120: Corporation Tax Return

   • 1120S: S Corporation Tax Return

...and all Federal, State, and Local Taxes.