Our objective is to offer individuals and business owners, a simple and easy way to understand their taxes while preparing them for a safe tax preparation experience.
Tax preparation service in Arlington, TX (show on map)
Profile Tax Prep was created to service the needs of the community by offering a simple and easy way to understand taxes while preparing them for a safe tax preparation experience. The company provides comprehensive assessment to guide clients to their best, accurate tax prep possible, with courteous and knowledgeable staff.
They also offer virtual tax prep, tax planning and consulting, payroll tax services, and mobile notary services.
Virtual tax prep
Comprehensive tax planning
Payroll tax services
Mobile notary services
Services
100% Virtual Tax Prep
Work with a local tax professional remotely — whenever you want, on any device you want.
Remote accessLive expertiseConvenient anytime
Individual and Business Income Tax Preparation
Accurately and efficiently prepare returns for various entities including individuals, corporations, partnerships, trusts, estates, and not-for-profit organizations.
W-2 processingComplex international taxationMulti-tiered partnership support
Tax Planning and Consulting
Develop tax strategies that take advantage of new tax laws and legislation to help ensure clients are making the right choices all year long.
Year-round planningStrategic tax adviceCompliance with new tax laws
Payroll Tax Services
Approved IRS 1099 service provider for 1099 filing and processing with a web-based system to ease administrative burden.
Mobile notary services at your doorstep, commissioned in Texas and certified by the National Notary Association.
Mobile notaryAccurate and prompt serviceDetailed documentation
Credentials & Certifications
IRS 1099 Service Provider
National Notary Association Certified Signing Agent
Reviews
Rating
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★★★★★
Reviews
31
"Lexy is very knowledgeable and will ensure proper filing of your taxes."
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I bring to my tax prep session? +
W-2s, W-2 Wage and Tax Statement, Self-Employment Business Income and Expenses/100-NEC, 1099-K, Proof of Identification (Photo ID), Social Security Cards for you, spouse, and dependents, Last year's federal and state tax returns (if new client), Forms 1095-B/1095-C/Health Coverage Statements or Forms 1095-A, Bank account information for direct deposit, Interest and Dividend Statements (Forms 1099-INT/1099-DIV), Documents related to education tuition and expenses (Forms 1098-T/1098-E), Total paid for daycare provider and the daycare provider’s Tax Identifying Number, Proof of residency for each dependent, Proof of Head of Household status, Dependent information (Social Security Numbers and Birth Certificates), Copies of Income Transcripts from IRS and State, IRS IPIN (if applicable).
What is the property lien scam? +
The property lien scam involves a letter threatening an IRS lien or levy based on bogus overdue taxes owed to a non-existent agency, such as the “Bureau of Tax Enforcement.” It may reference the IRS to confuse victims. Taxpayers who don’t owe taxes should report the letter to the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration, the Federal Trade Commission, and the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center. Those who owe tax should review their tax account information online or call the IRS to confirm the notice.
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