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They are a great resource for competent and candid feedback and advice, and I recommend them to colleagues all of the time. "

We are pleased to continue our electronic filing opportunities for clients this year.

Your return is not complete and not filed until we receive your signed ELF acknowledgement from you!

• Electronic filing is a service that we provide for our clients - although we do not charge an additional fee for doing so, some additional time may be incurred to process the electronic file.


• The IRS and the VA Department of Taxation will be requiring taxpayers to file electronically in a few years and are requesting taxpayers file electronically now. Filing electronically results in more efficient and accurate processing.


• Filing electronically reduces government costs paid by you, the taxpayer.


• Almost all clients are eligible to file electronically - regardless of the complexity of the return or whether they receive a refund.


• If you have a balance due - the amount may be paid in one of three ways
  • Direct draft of your bank account
  • Credit card (Payment by credit card will increase the balance due by approximately 2.5 percent because the IRS charges a fee for this service.)
  • Check
• If you have an overpayment - the refund may be sent to you as a check or may be directly deposited to your bank account.

What do I need to do to electronically file?

• Advise your preparer that you wish to file electronically at the BEGINNING of your return preparation meeting.


• If you have a balance due - advise how you would like to pay.


• If you have a refund - advise how you would like to receive it. If you choose direct deposit, provide a copy of check (not a deposit slip) - this must be a joint account if you are filing a joint return.


• Verify the dates of birth and social security numbers for you, your spouse and your dependents.

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