When is my Virginia tax return due?

Virginia individual returns (Form 760) are due May 1 for calendar-year filers, two weeks after the federal deadline of April 15. If May 1 falls on a weekend or holiday, the deadline moves to the next business day.

What should I bring for my tax return?

Your W-2s and 1099s, last year's return, records of any income from a business or rental, and paperwork for deductions such as property tax, mortgage interest or charitable gifts. Bring any letters from the IRS or Virginia Tax too.

What is the difference between an Enrolled Agent and other tax preparers?

An Enrolled Agent is licensed by the IRS and can represent taxpayers before the IRS. Many tax preparers have no license at all. Pansy Harman is an Enrolled Agent.

Tax Preparation in Tazewell, VA

Tax preparation in Tazewell, Virginia, from an Enrolled Agent

Professional Bookkeeping & Accounting prepares federal and Virginia tax returns for individuals, families and small businesses in Tazewell and Southwest Virginia. Returns are prepared under Pansy Harman, an Enrolled Agent who has done taxes in the area for more than 37 years. The office is in Suite C, on the 2nd level of 902 Main Street.

Returns for individuals and families

Federal Form 1040 and Virginia Form 760
Wages, retirement income, Social Security and investment income
Income from a side business or rental property
Deductions and credits you are entitled to, and none you are not

Returns for small businesses

Business returns go faster, and come out more accurate, when the books behind them were kept all year. Professional Bookkeeping can prepare the return straight from books kept in the same office, with payroll already reconciled. If someone else keeps your books, bring their reports.

Key dates

Return	Due (calendar year)
S corporations and partnerships	March 15
Individuals, federal	April 15
C corporations	April 15
Individuals, Virginia	May 1
Extended individual returns	October 15

Dates move to the next business day when they fall on a weekend or holiday. Check IRS.gov and tax.virginia.gov for the current year.

What an Enrolled Agent means for you

An Enrolled Agent is a tax professional licensed by the IRS. Enrolled Agents can represent taxpayers before the IRS, which matters most on the day a letter shows up. If you get a notice from the IRS or Virginia Tax, bring it in rather than putting it in a drawer. Drawers have a poor record with the IRS.

Price

The price depends on the return. You'll know it before any work starts. Contact the office or call (276) 971-7822.