Find Out How Much You Overpaid in Taxes
Before You Decide Anything

We don't quote a price until we show you your refund estimate.

Our fee is based on the complexity of your return and is deducted directly from your refund. You pay $0 upfront.

Here's what we can tell you: Our average client gets $5,000-$14,000 refunds and keeps $3,700-$12,700 after our fee. That's thousands more than they'd get with TurboTax.

Yes! Absolutely. You can back out at any point before we submit your return to the IRS—no questions asked, no charges.

Here's the timeline:

• After estimate: See your refund and our fee. Don't like it? Walk away free.
• After uploading documents: We prepare your return. Review it first. Don't like it? Walk away free.
• After we submit to IRS: At this point we've filed and our fee is locked in.

Bottom line: Zero risk until you say "yes, submit it to the IRS."

You don't pay us directly. Our fee is automatically deducted from your IRS refund before it's deposited to your bank account.

$0 upfront. $0 out of pocket. You only "pay" by getting slightly less in your refund—but you still get WAY more than you would have with software.

If you owe taxes, we charge a flat $500 upfront fee for individual returns since there's no refund to deduct from.

But here's the key: You get the free estimate first. If you see you owe and don't want to file with us, you can walk away—no obligation, no charges.

No, not everyone gets a refund.

Whether you get a refund or owe taxes depends on several factors: how much was withheld from your paychecks throughout the year, your total income, your eligible deductions and credits, and your tax bracket.

If you're self-employed, a business owner, or didn't have enough withheld from your paychecks, you may owe taxes. However, we work to minimize what you owe by finding every possible deduction and credit you qualify for.

The good news: You'll know exactly where you stand with our free estimate before you commit to anything. No surprises.

For business tax returns (LLC, S-Corp, Partnership, or Sole Proprietorship), we charge a flat $750 upfront fee.

Business returns are more complex and require additional time to ensure all business deductions, expenses, and income are properly documented and maximized for your benefit.

Yes! We have a program that allows you to receive your refund up to 5 days early.

Instead of waiting 7-21 days for the IRS to process your direct deposit, you can get access to your refund money faster. Ask us about early refund options when we send you your estimate.

Because our clients never turn away once they see their refund amount—even after our fees.

Here's why: If we led with our fee, you might leave right now. But when you see your actual refund amount and what you'll keep after our fee... compared to what you'd get with TurboTax or other software... the decision becomes obvious.

We're confident that once you see the numbers, you'll understand the value. That's why we lead with your refund, not our price.

We process and submit returns within 24 hours of receiving all your documents.

Once filed, the IRS typically issues refunds within 7-21 days via direct deposit.

Everything you need, with NO hidden fees:

• Free refund estimate (before you commit)
• Expert tax professional review
• Maximum deduction search
• IRS-certified software (TaxSlayer Pro)
• E-filing for federal AND state returns
• Audit protection & IRS representation
• 24-hour processing time
• Optional early refund program (up to 5 days early)

No surprise charges. No "upgrade" fees. Everything is included.

Yes! We can file unfiled tax returns from previous years.

If you missed filing your taxes last year (or even multiple years back), we can help you get caught up. Filing late returns can help you:

• Claim refunds you may be owed
• Avoid or reduce IRS penalties
• Get back into good standing with the IRS
• Access your tax transcripts and records

The IRS typically allows you to claim a refund for up to 3 years from the original filing deadline. Contact us to discuss your specific situation.

Yes! We can file an amended return (Form 1040-X) to correct errors or claim missed deductions.

Common reasons to amend a tax return include:

• You discovered deductions or credits you didn't claim
• You forgot to report income
• Your filing status was incorrect
• You received a corrected W-2 or 1099 after filing
• You made calculation errors

You have up to 3 years from your original filing date to file an amendment and claim any additional refund you're owed. We'll review your previous return and determine if amending could benefit you.