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Income Tax time can be stressful, but you can avoid the stress by bringing your taxes to E & K Tax Service in Taylor, Michigan. Here are a few of the reasons you should trust your Income Tax preparation and filing to us.

  • 2011 Taxes are due April 17th, 2012Refund Loans Available
  • No Up-Front $$ Needed!
  • No Hidden Fees!
  • 11 Years In Business
  • Over 12,000 Satisfied Clients!
  • Professionals With Over 75 Years Of Combined Experience!
  • We WILL Get You The Largest Legal Refund Possible

Our Guarantee:

We offer a Money Back Guarantee if you are unhappy with your refund,  our price or service.

Your State and Federal 2011 Income Taxes are due to be filed by April 17, 2012.

File Early for the Fastest Refund!

Refund Loans of $1500 or More Available in as Little as 24 Hours

Income Tax Refund Anticipation Loans

A Refund Anticipation Loan (RAL) is money borrowed by a taxpayer from a lender based on the taxpayer’s anticipated income tax refund.

Refund Anticipation Loans AvailableSometimes a taxpayer like you will need their refund faster than can be reasonably expected from the IRS. This is where the Refund Anticipation Loan comes in handy. If you’re approved for a Refund Anticipation Loan, you can have your money in as little as 24 to 72 hours. You can then pay off the loan with your tax refund from the IRS.

Our participation in your Refund Anticipation Loan is regulated by the IRS so you know we’re treating you fairly. At E & K Tax Service you can expect full disclosure of the terms of your Refund Anticipation Loan.

Here are some things you need to know about Refund Anticipation Loans:

  • That by agreeing to a RAL or other financial product you will not receive your refund from the IRS as the IRS will send your refund to the financial institution making the loan (not E&K Tax Service).
  • RALs are interest bearing loans with specific due dates.
  • We adhere to Fee Restrictions and Advertising Standards established by the IRS.
  • We charge a flat fee for that assisting you in applying for a Refund Anticipation Loan.
  • Our fees are not based on the amount of your refund or any percentage of the refund amount.
  • We do not compute your refund loan applications fee using any figure from your tax return.

We recommend that you weigh the benefits of receiving your money quickly against the cost of a Refund Anticipation Loan and do what is best for you.

Certified Tax Return Preparers

Our Professional Service is 100% GuaranteedIn 2010 the IRS implemented new designations and qualification requirements for Registered Tax Return Preparers. The new rules apply to all tax return preparers who complete tax returns for hire.

The rules include:

  • Registration with the IRS to obtain a Preparer Tax Identification Number or PTIN
  • Finger printing and a background check
  • Completing and passing the new Registered Tax Return Preparer Competency Exam
  • Continuing Education requirements

At E & K Tax Service, all our income tax return preparers are in full compliance with the new IRS rules. You can be assured that your return is prepared by qualified professionals and that we will get you the largest legal refund possible. Your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed.

 

Don’t Miss Important Tax Deductions

Should you itemize your deductions or to use the standard deduction? E & K Tax Service can help you decide. Sometimes the standard deduction will get you the best refund, but don’t miss out on a bigger refund using itemized deductions if you qualify.

Some area of expenses, taxes, and contributions that may be deductible as Itemized Deductions are:

  • Medical and Dental Expenses above certain limits
  • Deductible Taxes including sales taxes, property taxes, and qualified automobile taxes.
  • Home Mortgage Points associated with buying a home
  • Interest Expense like home mortgage interest
  • Charitable Contributions including gifts to your church or synagogue
  • Miscellaneous Expenses
  • Business Use of Home
  • Business Use of Car Topic
  • Business Travel Expenses
  • Business Entertainment Expenses
  • Educational Expenses
  • Employee Business Expenses
  • Casualty, Disaster, and Theft Losses (Including Federally Declared Disaster Areas)