Fee Schedule for Individual Tax Return
Income:
| Basic: FORM 1040 & 2 sheets of W-2 |
$50 |
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Additional W-2 |
$5 |
| Application for Individual Tax Identification Number (W-7) |
$20 |
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| Interest and Ordinary Dividends (Schedule B) |
$10 |
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| Profit or Loss from Business - Sole Proprietorship (Schedule C) |
$25 |
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+ Car Expense |
$5 |
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+ Depreciation Entry (per asset) |
$5 |
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+ Cost of Goods Sold |
$5 |
| Capital Gains and Losses (Schedule D) |
$20 |
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Additional D-1 input by manual |
$10 |
| IRA & Pension (1099-R) |
$5 |
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| SS Benefits |
$5 |
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| Supplemental Income & Loss - Rental Income (Schedule E) |
$30 |
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Additional Rental Property |
$15 |
| Profit or Loss from Farming (Schedule F) |
$40 |
Deduction:
| Education Expense |
$10 |
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| Health Savings Account |
$10 |
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| Moving Expense |
$5 |
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| IRA Deduction |
$5 |
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| Tuition Deduction/Credit |
$15 |
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| Student Loan Interest Deduction |
$5 |
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| Alimony Paid |
$5 |
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| Itemized Deductions (Schedule A) |
$10 |
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+ Medical Expense |
$10 |
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+ Real Estate Tax |
$5 |
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+ Personal Property Tax |
$5 |
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+ Mortgage Interest |
$5 |
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+ Gift to Charity |
$5 |
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+ Casualty & Theft Loss |
$5 |
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+ Job Expense |
$5 |
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+ Miscellaneous Expense |
$5 |
| Dependent Care |
$20 |
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| Foreign Tax Credit |
$20 |
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| Other Credits |
$20 |
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| Earned Income Credit |
$20 |
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Others:
| Nonresident Alien Income Tax Return (FORM 1040-NR) |
$50 |
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Additional forms have the same cost. |
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| Amendment (FORM 1040-X) |
$50 |
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Additional forms have the same cost. |
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We do NOT have any extra charge for e-filing. Also we do NOT charge for representing our clients before the IRS regarding the tax return filed with us.
We speak ENGLISH, MANDARIN & KOREAN.
SuTing Lan, EA* & Yong Choi, EA*
- Member of California Society of Enrolled Agents
- Member of National Association of Enrolled Agents
* An Enrolled Agent (EA) is an individual who has demonstrated technical competence in the field of taxation. Enrolled Agents, or EAs, can represent taxpayers before all administrative levels of the Internal Revenue Service.
