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Bring a valid photo ID, Social Security cards or taxpayer ID information, all W-2s and 1099s, last year’s return if you have it, and bank account info for direct deposit. If you are claiming dependents, education credits, or business expenses, bring those records too. See the full checklist for a better breakdown.
E-filed returns with direct deposit are commonly processed in about 10–21 days, depending on the IRS and the details of the return. Timing can change, but e-filing is generally the fastest option.
A cash advance lets qualified clients access a portion of their expected refund shortly after filing instead of waiting for the full IRS refund timeline. If you want to know whether you may qualify, call the office and ask about the current option available.
Yes. We help with self-employed filings, business-related tax preparation, and clients filing under structures such as LLCs, partnerships, and S-Corps. The exact paperwork depends on how your business is set up.
Yes. If you missed a return in a previous year or need to correct something already filed, contact us and explain the situation. Prior-year and amended return work usually starts with gathering older records and copies of prior filings.
Appointments are preferred because they make the process faster for everyone and give the office time to prepare for your type of return. If you are unsure about timing, call first.
Yes. Supreme Solutions offers mobile or remote filing options for clients who cannot easily come in person. Reach out first so we can explain the document process and what we need from you.
Yes. If you want a general idea of what your filing may involve, contact the office with a short description of your tax situation and we will point you in the right direction.
Call before your appointment. Some missing items can be handled later, but other documents are essential before filing moves forward. The fastest move is to ask first instead of guessing.
Yes. If you do not have a Social Security Number and need help with the ITIN filing process, contact the office so we can explain what documentation will be required.
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