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Easy Tax Service is accepting new clients year-round – and we’re here to help you file your tax returns, including past years, with ease and accuracy. Also, Easy Tax Service can also help you file any State tax returns (all 50 states) and Estate tax returns. Sell a home, stocks, bonds, cryptocurrency, or move to a different state; Easy Tax Service can do it all!

Upcoming Deadlines:
● January 15, 2026 is the due date for the fourth quarter estimated tax payment for tax year 2025.
● If you meet the age requirements, remember to take your required minimum distribution (RMD) for retirement accounts by December 31 st to avoid a significant penalty (25% of the amount you should have withdrawn).
● The document deadline for employers to send most key tax forms (W-2s and 1099s) to their employees is January 31, 2026.
● The federal tax filing deadline (Tax Day) is April 15, 2026.
● The federal tax extension deadline is October 15, 2026, if an extension has been filed by April 15, 2026.

Located in Prescott Valley, our trusted team has 50+ years of combined experience and is available in-person or remotely.

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End of Year Tax Planning Advice

It’s almost the end of the year and now is a good time to prepare for tax season in 2026. Easy Tax Service would like to remind you of important tax filing deadlines and documents needed to file your tax return. January 15, 2026 is the due date for the fourth quarter estimated tax payment […]

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Owe the IRS or Know Somebody Who Does? Good News

If you (or someone you know) owe the IRS back taxes, we have some good news to share, as shown below. Please note that not all of these “breaks” apply to every situation, so this should not be taken as individualized tax advice, nevertheless you (or someone you know) may find these new tax breaks […]

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Big New Tax Benefit for Homeowners

If you make a higher income and live in a high-tax state (such as California), you’ve probably bumped into the $10,000 “SALT cap” limitation (“SALT” stands for “State and Local Income Tax”).  This SALT cap limitation has, in recent years, severely restricted the ability for homeowners to deduct, for example, the full amount of their […]

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Real Estate Investors: 100% Bonus Depreciation is Back!

If you invest in rental or commercial property, the new 2025 tax law might be your favorite thing since sliced bread.  Here’s why: 👉 100% Bonus Depreciation is Back and Permanent Assets placed in service after January 19, 2025, can now be expensed in full—again. That means instead of deducting a building or renovation over […]

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New Tax Breaks for Self-Employed People

For individuals who are self-employed, freelancing, managing side jobs, or operating their own businesses, 2025 introduces new tax opportunities. 👉 The 20% QBI Deduction is Now Permanent Also known as the “Section 199A deduction,” this write-off lets you deduct up to 20% of your net business income. Before, it was set to expire. Now it’s […]

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