Tax Return Preparation in Sugar Land, TX

Tax return preparation is one of the five services at this practice, alongside tax resolution, bookkeeping, payroll, and business advisory and fractional CFO. We prepare individual and business tax returns for 2025 and prior years, including prior-year returns that were never filed.

With all five at one practice, the return, the books and any IRS matter can sit with one firm.

Individual tax returns start at $950. There is no published price for a business return. Ask for it on the 15-minute intro call.

It starts with the 15-minute intro call. Pick a time, we talk for 15 minutes, and we decide together whether to move forward.

The office is open Monday to Thursday, 9am to 1pm and 2pm to 5pm, and Friday 9am to 12pm.

If the date to ask for an extension has not passed, file the extension yourself, today. You don't need your old accountant's signature or software to do it. For a personal return the IRS extension page lists three ways to get until October 15, as long as you ask by the April filing date: pay online and mark the payment as an extension, use IRS Free File, or file Form 4868. A partnership, S corp or C corp uses Form 7004, which the Form 7004 instructions say generally has to go in on or before the return's own due date.

Then pay your best estimate by the original date. The IRS says the extension is only for filing your return, and the Form 7004 instructions say it does not extend the time to pay any tax due. A rough figure paid on time beats an exact one paid late.

One local change applies to 2025 returns in this area. The extended date for a personal return was normally October 15, 2026. IRS news release TX-2026-05 gives people who live or have a business in Fort Bend County or Harris County until February 1, 2027, to file most returns with an original or extended due date on or after July 14, 2026, and before February 1, 2027. That includes a 2025 individual return on a valid extension. The payment for that return was due April 15, 2026, so the payment is not covered. The release says the IRS automatically identifies taxpayers located in the covered area and applies the relief (IRS news release TX-2026-05).

Before you pay anyone to start over, check whether a return was already filed. You can view your tax records, including transcripts of past returns, in your IRS Individual Online Account through the Get Transcript page. Our guide on how to confirm your tax return was actually filed walks through it.

Ask for your records in writing. Under the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy's records rule, a CPA has to return the original records you gave them within 10 business days of your request, whatever the state of your account, and cannot charge a fee for it. Don't let that hold up the return. Your bank statements and the wage and income statements in your IRS account give a new preparer somewhere to start.

Then call 832.500.4299 or book your 15-minute intro call. If penalties are already in play, read what happens when your accountant misses a filing deadline.