Accepting new clients
DS Tax Solutions prepares returns for individuals, corporations, and partnerships, handles ITIN applications as an IRS Certifying Acceptance Agent, keeps your books current, and notarizes documents — in English or Spanish.
Services
Every federal return prepared, reviewed, and e‑filed. If your situation spans more than one of these — a business return and the personal return behind it — they are handled together so the numbers agree.
1040
Federal and state personal returns, including itemized deductions, credits, self‑employment income, rental property, and prior‑year filings. Also 1040‑SR for seniors and 1040‑NR for nonresidents.
1120-S
Pass‑through returns with Schedule K‑1 preparation for every shareholder, reasonable‑compensation review, and basis tracking.
1120
Corporate income tax returns, including depreciation schedules, officer compensation, and coordination with your year‑end books.
1065
Partnership returns with K‑1s for each partner, allocation of profit and loss under the operating agreement, and capital‑account reporting.
W-7
As an IRS‑authorized Certifying Acceptance Agent, I verify your original documents in person and certify them for the IRS — so your passport and identification stay with you instead of being mailed to Austin. New ITINs, renewals, and applications filed alongside the return they belong to.
Year‑round
Monthly or quarterly bookkeeping so filing season is a review rather than a reconstruction: categorized transactions, reconciled accounts, and financial statements you can actually read.
Commissioned notary services for the documents that show up around tax, business, and immigration paperwork — witnessed and sealed while you wait.
Why DS Tax Solutions
Most people meet their tax preparer once a year and cannot find them the day a notice arrives. That is not how this practice works.
Certifying Acceptance Agent status means your original identification is verified and certified in person. It stays in your hands, and the application goes in complete the first time.
An S corp return and the shareholder’s 1040 are one conversation, not two. Filing both here means the K‑1 numbers match and nothing is filed twice.
When the bookkeeping is kept through the year, the return is a review instead of a scramble — and the deductions that get missed in a shoebox get claimed.
Every return is walked through line by line before it is signed, in English or Spanish. You should understand what you are putting your name to.
How it works
Step 1
Send the form below. We go over your situation, what documents apply, and what the work will cost — before anything begins.
Step 2
Drop them off, or send them securely. You get a checklist tailored to your return so nothing goes missing. ITIN applicants bring originals to be certified in person.
Step 3
The finished return is walked through with you line by line. Once you approve it, it is e‑filed and you keep a complete copy.
Calendar
For calendar‑year filers. When a date falls on a weekend or a legal holiday, the deadline moves to the next business day. An extension moves the filing date — not the date tax is due.
| Form | Return | Due | With extension |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1065 | Partnership | March 15 | September 15 |
| 1120-S | S corporation | March 15 | September 15 |
| 1040 | Individual | April 15 | October 15 |
| 1120 | C corporation | April 15 | October 15 |
ITIN applications on Form W‑7 are accepted year‑round and are usually filed with the return that requires the number.
Questions
Photo identification and Social Security or ITIN numbers for everyone on the return, last year’s return if you have it, and every tax document you received — W‑2s, 1099s, 1098s, K‑1s, and records of anything you plan to deduct. You will get a checklist for your specific return, so there is no guessing.
A Certifying Acceptance Agent is authorized by the IRS to verify the identity documents behind a Form W‑7 ITIN application and certify them directly. Without one, applicants generally have to mail original documents — including a passport — to the IRS and wait for their return. Working with a CAA means your originals never leave your hands.
Yes. Catch‑up bookkeeping and prior‑year returns are ordinary work here, not an exception. Filing late is almost always better than not filing, and the sooner it is addressed the smaller the penalties tend to be.
Most returns can be handled remotely from start to finish, including secure document exchange and electronic signatures. ITIN applicants are the exception: certifying your identity documents requires meeting in person.
Pricing depends on the forms and schedules your return actually requires. You get a quote before any work starts, and it does not change unless the scope does.
Send it over before you respond — many notices are routine and some are simply wrong. Getting to it quickly matters, because most notices carry a response deadline.
Contact
Send a few details and you will hear back within one business day. Nothing here is binding — it just gets the conversation started.