Tax planning, IRS representation, payroll, and bookkeeping for business owners, handled all year by an Enrolled Agent.
Free tools: Tax deadline calendar S corp worksheet
Four services that cover the full year. Take one, or let us run all of it.
A plan made during the year, while there is still time to change the number. Then the returns, business and personal, prepared from it.
Notices, audits, back taxes, payment plans, and penalty relief. An Enrolled Agent can speak to the IRS for you, so you never make that call yourself.
Payroll for you and your team, with every quarterly filing a business owner faces: payroll tax returns, state reports, and estimated tax payments.
Books you can read and rely on. Whether you are months behind or just tired of doing it yourself.
We handle the setup too, so the structure, the taxes, and the look are right from day one.
Planning happens during the year, so the bill is one you saw coming.
Quarterly payroll returns, estimated payments, and annual returns are on our calendar, not only on yours.
You work directly with Jessica, not a rotating team.
With a power of attorney in place, we handle the IRS so you don't have to.
An illustration using standard federal due dates. Your own calendar depends on your business.
The key dates for individuals, the self-employed, employers, and business owners, from 2025 through 2028. When a due date lands on a weekend or legal holiday, the IRS moves it to the next business day, and so does this calendar. Bookmark it. The next deadline is always on top.
Federal deadlines for calendar-year taxpayers. State deadlines differ, and trust, estate, nonprofit, and excise tax dates are not listed. Dates for 2025 and 2026 match IRS Publication 509. Dates for 2027 and 2028 are worked out from the same IRS rules and get confirmed when the IRS publishes each year's calendar. Disaster relief or a change in the law can move a deadline. This is general information, not tax advice.
How a business is set up decides how it is taxed. We form the entity, file the S corporation election when the numbers support it, and help you launch with a brand that looks the part.
The package price includes the state filing fee in most states. Five states charge more (Alaska, Massachusetts, Nevada, Tennessee, and Texas), New York requires newspaper publication after filing, and rush processing costs extra in every state. Your written quote shows those costs before you start. Custom packages are available, built around your business and what your state requires. Jessica Allison Tax Services is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.
For new entities from day one, and for established businesses ready to make the switch.
For new businesses that want to look established from day one.
It depends on your profit and on what you pay yourself. Move the sliders and the worksheet does the math.
A directional estimate using 2026 federal figures. It leaves out state and city tax, the qualified business income deduction, and your other income. A review checks every number against your actual return.
Book an S corporation reviewA complimentary video call to hear what is going on and what you need.
An engagement letter spells out exactly what is included and what it costs, before any work starts.
You send documents through a secure link. We do the work, and you hear from us before the deadlines, not after.
The terms that matter, in plain English. Your engagement letter has the full version.
It is for hearing what is going on and mapping next steps. Tax advice and all other work begin with a signed engagement letter.
The scope and the fee are put in writing before any work starts. Our fee is set by the work involved, never by the size of your refund.
Our time is the service. After we start, fees for work performed are not refunded, even if you decide not to file or the result is not what you hoped for. A deposit that holds a consultation time is not refunded either. It counts toward your fee. If you cancel before work begins, any payment beyond the deposit is returned.
We cannot guarantee a refund amount, a level of savings, or how the IRS will decide. What we promise is careful, accurate work and plain answers.
We work from what you give us and ask questions when something does not add up. You review and approve every return before it is filed. If documents are still missing near a deadline, we tell you early and can file an extension.
Whatever you send us is returned when you ask. Your tax information is used only for your tax work and is not shared for anything else without your written consent, unless the law requires it.
Jessica is an Enrolled Agent, admitted to practice before the Internal Revenue Service. She can represent taxpayers at every level of the agency: audits, collections, and appeals. She also holds a Master of Science in Taxation.
Her practice is built for business owners who want someone watching the tax side of the business all year, not only in April. It is fully virtual, based in Queens, New York, and works with clients across the country.
Jessica is also a partner at Tax Planning Alliance, where she leads tax strategy on larger planning engagements.
A tax professional licensed by the IRS and admitted to practice before it. An Enrolled Agent can represent taxpayers before the IRS in any state, in audits, collections, and appeals. Enrolled Agents are independent. They do not work for the IRS.
Yes. The practice is virtual. Documents move through a secure link, and meetings happen by video.
It depends on the work. You get the scope and the fee in writing before anything starts, so you know the number before you commit.
Not once work has begun. Our time is the service, so fees for work performed are not refunded, and a deposit that holds a consultation time is not refunded either. If you cancel before work begins, any payment beyond the deposit is returned. You approve every fee in writing before we start, so the number is never a surprise.
Find the response date on the letter, and don't ignore it. Then send it over. Most letters have a clear next step once a tax professional reads them.
Yes. We pull your IRS records, work out which years need to be filed, prepare them, and then deal with any balance or penalties.
Yes. Payroll comes with the filings that go with it: Forms 941 each quarter, state returns, and W-2s at year end.
Sometimes. It starts to make sense when profit is high enough that the payroll tax saved is more than the extra cost of running one. The worksheet on this page gives you a first look.
No. A new entity can elect from its first day. An established business can make the switch for a coming tax year, and sometimes for the current one. The election has a filing deadline, so the earlier we look at it, the more options you have.
Yes. A formation package covers the state filing, your EIN at no extra charge, and an operating agreement, and it can be customized to your business and your state. The state filing fee is included in most states. After formation, a free consultation maps your next steps. We are not a law firm, so when a question calls for legal advice, we will say so and point you to an attorney.
In one call you will know what the next step is and whether we are the right fit for it.
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