There are less than two months left until the tax filing deadline. Have you started your tax prep yet? By now, you should have most of the documents you need. (And hopefully you have started a file to collect these important items.) Now, use our handy guide to get down to business!
Make sure you have all the required documentation to support your deductions. Do you have receipts for your charitable donations? Have you requested an invoice for 2015 child care costs? What about paperwork for your health care expenses? These are just a few of the things you should be thinking about as your start your tax prep.
Go through our guide this week and make a list of everything you need. While it takes some time to pull all the documentation together, it is time well spent when you are able to file appropriate deductions! And if you start now, there is still plenty of time to tackle a little each week to ease the burden on your time.
Know Your Deduction Options
Remember, when you aren’t familiar with deductions that may be available to you, you may be leaving money on the table. We can step in to review your situation and help guide you through deductions to maximize your return or to minimize a potential payment.
We know income tax preparation can be a source of stress for many, so if you’re feeling overwhelmed, consider letting us help. You can rely on our experience and reputation to get the job done right. While it might cost a bit more to have your taxes prepared by a professional, you will have peace of mind that it was done properly, and in many cases we are able to add value by identifying opportunities you may not be familiar with. Call us at (913) 888-9100 for a cost estimate or to schedule a meeting soon!
Richard Adams is a graduate of Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas, with dual majors in Accounting and Business Administration. He is also a graduate of Wentworth Military Academy in Lexington, Missouri.