Base 1040
01The standard individual federal return — wages, common credits, and the schedules that go with them.
- Base price
- $350.00
- Early Commitment adjustment
- − $50.00
Simple, transparent pricing
Three return types, three base prices. Commit before December 31, 2026 and $50 comes off whichever one you file.
The standard individual federal return — wages, common credits, and the schedules that go with them.
For the self-employed: Schedule C business income and the self-employment tax that comes with it.
For incorporated businesses filing their own return, separate from the owner's 1040.
What you're paying for
A base price assumes a return of ordinary complexity for that type. Here is roughly where each one starts — and what tends to move it.
Base $350 → $300
Ordinarily includes
Form 1040 with the schedules a typical household return carries — W-2 wages, standard or itemized deductions, and the credits you qualify for.
What moves the number
Rental property, investment sales, or multiple states can move a 1040 above the base price. Ask before you assume.
Base $450 → $400
Ordinarily includes
Everything in a 1040, plus Schedule C for business income and expenses, and the self-employment tax that follows from it.
What moves the number
Depreciation schedules, inventory, home-office allocation, or a year of unsorted receipts all add time. Ask what your books look like first.
Base $950 → $900
Ordinarily includes
A corporate return filed separately from the owner's personal 1040, with the schedules the entity's structure requires.
What moves the number
Multiple shareholders, a first-year return, or a set of books that need reconciling change the effort involved.
Beyond the three
These are quoted separately from the three base prices above. Call 678-346-6057 and describe what you need.
The fine print
Early Commitment
Not sure which one you file? Ask.
Describe your situation and you’ll get a straight answer about which return type fits.