Gloria Salinas Tax Welcomes You!
Big changes for this year's tax season! Starting this year, I have made the decision to semi-retire. While this is an exciting chapter for me personally, it does come with some adjustment on how I will be operating during tax season.
Please note the following changes:
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I will NOT be accepting new clients
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Appointments can only be made Monday-Friday, between 12pm-5pm
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To reflect the increased demand on my time and expertise, there will be a 25% price increase on services
I kindly request your understanding regarding these changes as they will help me to better serve you during this transitional period of semi-retirement!
What's New to 2023
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Currently there is a bi-partisan bill that could possibly increase the child tax credit from $2,000 to $3,600 per child for children under 17. Currently the child tax credit is $2,000 per child under age 17. I advise that you do not rush to do your taxes if you have children under 17 years old.
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the IRS delayed the new $600 Form 1099-K reporting threshold for third party settlement organizations for calendar year 2023...(PayPal and Venmo payments will not be reported)
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For some filers, certain tax credits have been reduced and it may be more difficult to claim the charitable deduction. You must now itemize to claim charitable deductions
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Please let me know if you purchased an EV (Electronic Vehicle), there are tax incentives in 2022.
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Last day to file in my office will be April 15th, 2024
45 min
Starting at $150
45 min
Starting at $250
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the deadline to file my taxes?
April 15th, 2024 is the deadline to file your taxes.
How long should I keep my tax records for?
The IRS recommends that you keep tax records and paperwork for three or four years after the date of filing.