Fee Information

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At Taxentric, we value transparency and believe in keeping our fee structure simple. For most business services and tax preparation needs, our fees are easy to understand using the guidelines below. While there may be occasional exceptions or unique situations, this information will provide a clear understanding of our approach. Please note that fees may be affected by factors such as basic disorganization, advanced disorganization, disguised disorganization, or misrepresented organization, which could impact your tax preparation fee.

Form 1040 & State Return - $200

Fees vary for each additional schedule.

Schedule A (Itemized Deductions) - $50

Schedule B (Interest and Ordinary Dividends) - $50

Schedule C (Business) - $250

Schedule D/Form 8949 (Gains and Losses) - $50

Schedule E (Rental) - $100

Schedule F (Farm) - $400

Form 941 (Employer's Quarterly Return) - $100

Form 1065 (Partnership Return) - $600

Form 1120 (Corporation) - $700

Form 1120-S (S Corp.) -$700

This service is included in all our offerings. For tax advisory services only, our typical fee is between $50 and $100 per hour depending on the complexity of the client's situation. 

We can assist you in establishing an LLC, partnership, or corporation for $300, plus any applicable state filing fees. Our comprehensive package includes essential elements such as Articles, Employer Identification Number, Operating Agreement, and, if needed, S-Corp and C-Corp elections for an additional fee. Additionally, we offer valuable consultation to guide you through the process of launching your business venture. For those with multiple tiers in their entity structure, we provide discounts to make it even more affordable.

We can have your entity taxed as an S or C corporation for $200. We can also perform a late S Corp for $250.

Our bookkeeping services begin at $200 per month. Additional services, such as tax compliance, payroll, and inventory tracking, are available for an extra fee. We assist with setting up customers and vendors, creating reports, establishing the chart of accounts, connecting banks, classifying and categorizing expenses, reconciling based on client-provided information, importing historical data, and offering ongoing support for bookkeeping practices.