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3. File return after approval

Review the draft, clear up any queries with our team, and we will handle the final filing.

Why Choose Hurain

👨‍💼 Tax Expert in the Loop

Enjoy the ease of DIY filing but with the absolute assurance that a certified tax professional is reviewing your final return.

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We break down complex tax scenarios. Perfect for standard filers and complex situations like Non resident aliens.

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Compliance & Record Keeping Resources

Select your entity type below to view authentic IRS record-keeping tips, filing deadlines, and the correct extension forms.

Form 1040 (Individuals)
Form 1065 (Partnerships)
Form 1120 (C-Corps)
Form 1120S (S-Corps)

Record Keeping Tips (Form 1040)

  • Maintain all W-2s, 1099s (INT, DIV, B, R, NEC), and Schedule K-1s from pass-through entities.
  • Keep detailed mileage logs if claiming business or medical mileage deductions.
  • Retain receipts for charitable contributions over $250, including written acknowledgment from the charity.
  • Track cryptocurrency transaction histories (cost basis and fair market value at time of sale).
  • Store these records for at least 3 years from the date you filed your original return.

Key Deadlines & Forms

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Standard Filing DeadlineApril 15th
Extension Form RequiredForm 4868 (Application for Automatic Extension)
Extended Filing DeadlineOctober 15th

Record Keeping Tips (Form 1065)

  • Maintain clean balance sheets and profit & loss statements tied directly to your bank ledgers.
  • Keep records of all partner capital account adjustments and guaranteed payments.
  • Retain documentation for Section 199A (QBI) deductions to pass through to partners.
  • Track fixed asset purchases for accurate MACRS depreciation and Section 179 expensing.
  • Keep records of Section 754 election basis tracking if applicable.

Key Deadlines & Forms

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Standard Filing DeadlineMarch 15th
Extension Form RequiredForm 7004 (Application for Automatic Extension)
Extended Filing DeadlineSeptember 15th

Record Keeping Tips (Form 1120)

  • Maintain formal corporate meeting minutes and documentation of major financial decisions.
  • Keep exact dividend distribution logs and 1099-DIV issuance records.
  • Track Schedule M-1 or M-3 reconciliations (the differences between book income and tax income).
  • Retain detailed inventory logs and Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) calculations.
  • Maintain substantiation for executive compensation and fringe benefits.

Key Deadlines & Forms

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Standard Filing DeadlineApril 15th (for calendar year C-Corps)
Extension Form RequiredForm 7004 (Application for Automatic Extension)
Extended Filing DeadlineOctober 15th

Record Keeping Tips (Form 1120S)

  • Keep a copy of your IRS Form 2553 (S-Election Acceptance Letter) permanently on file.
  • Maintain strict records of "Reasonable Compensation" (W-2 payroll) for shareholder-employees to prevent IRS audit triggers.
  • Track individual shareholder stock and debt basis meticulously year over year.
  • Keep a running ledger of your Accumulated Adjustments Account (AAA) to ensure non-taxable distributions.
  • Ensure personal and business expenses are strictly separated across all bank accounts.

Key Deadlines & Forms

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Standard Filing DeadlineMarch 15th
Extension Form RequiredForm 7004 (Application for Automatic Extension)
Extended Filing DeadlineSeptember 15th
Extension Tax Filing Services
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Form 1040 (Individual)

Premium resolution for complex individual tax profiles, including Schedule C, D, and E integrations. We precisely calculate Safe Harbor requirements to mitigate standard penalties.

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Form 1065 (Partnership)

Advanced K-1 parsing and partner capital account analysis. We ensure complex allocations, guaranteed payments, and nonrecourse debt structures are filed perfectly.

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Form 1120 (C-Corporation)

Comprehensive corporate tax resolution. We handle Schedule L balance sheet balancing, M-1/M-2 reconciliations, and executive compensation deductions.

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Form 1120S (S-Corporation)

Specialized S-Corp framework processing. We finalize AAA (Accumulated Adjustments Accounts), shareholder loan basis, and pro-rata distributions.

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Tax Preparation for Complex Individual Returns

If your financial life involves multiple income streams, real estate investments, or equity compensation, standard tax filing software is no longer sufficient. High-net-worth tax preparation requires active management of the tax code to prevent overpayment and ensure compliance.

Hurain Tax specializes in preparing Form 1040 for filers with highly complex situations. We do not just process data; we evaluate your specific financial footprint to identify liabilities before they arise.

Managing Multi-State Residency, AMT, and NIIT

Earning income across state lines or exercising stock options complicates your tax liability significantly. We address the technical mechanics of your return, ensuring accuracy across these common high-income triggers:

  • Multi-State Taxation: Apportioning income correctly when you hold residency or conduct business in multiple states, preventing double taxation.
  • Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT): Calculating the impact of Incentive Stock Options (ISOs) and determining if you are subject to the AMT parallel tax system.
  • Net Investment Income Tax (NIIT): Managing the 3.8% surtax on investment income (capital gains, rental income, dividends) for high earners crossing the statutory thresholds.

Backdoor Roth Conversions and QBI Deductions

High-income earners often face phase-outs for standard deductions and retirement contributions. We ensure your advanced strategies are reported correctly to the IRS.

Executing a Backdoor Roth IRA conversion requires precise filing of Form 8606 to track non-deductible basis and avoid the pro-rata rule trap. For business owners filing Schedule C or receiving pass-through income, we analyze your eligibility for the Qualified Business Income (QBI / §199A) deduction, managing wage and property limitations that affect higher income brackets.

Technical Expertise for High-Net-Worth Filers

Automated software treats your financial life as a template. Hurain Tax approaches your return through the lens of a credentialed practitioner. Led by a Senior Tax Analyst holding an Enrolled Agent (EA) Part I certification, our firm understands the underlying tax law, not just the data entry screens.

We provide human oversight, rigorous review, and direct communication regarding your filing position. State and local tax rules vary widely, and our professional review ensures your federal strategies align with local compliance.

Partnership Tax Preparation & Form 1065 Filing

Partnership taxation is one of the most complex areas of the US tax code. Because a partnership does not pay tax itself, the accuracy of Form 1065 dictates the tax reality for every partner involved. Errors at the entity level compound into significant problems on individual returns.

Hurain Tax provides precise, technically sound tax preparation for multi-member LLCs, general partnerships, and limited partnerships.

Understanding §704(b) Allocations and §469 Passive Activity Rules

Standard tax preparers often struggle with the structural mechanics of partnership accounting. We focus heavily on the underlying tax law that dictates how income and losses flow to partners.

  • §704(b) Capital Account Maintenance: We track partner capital accounts strictly according to the regulations, ensuring that special allocations of income, gain, loss, or deduction have "substantial economic effect."
  • §469 Passive Activity Limits: We properly classify income and losses based on partner participation. Failing to correctly separate passive vs. non-passive activities can trap losses at the individual level, preventing partners from offsetting other income.

We also manage the logistics of K-1 timing. We prioritize accurate and timely Schedule K-1 delivery so partners can file their personal 1040 returns without unnecessary delays or amendments.

Missing the September 15 Extended Deadline

Partnerships operate on an accelerated tax calendar. If you missed the original March 15 deadline and failed to file by the extended September 15 deadline, the IRS imposes severe late-filing penalties under IRC §6698.

Currently, the penalty is assessed per partner, per month (up to 12 months). For a multi-member partnership, a late filing can result in thousands of dollars in automatic penalties. If your partnership is facing these fines, we can step in, prepare the delinquent Form 1065, and evaluate if you qualify for penalty abatement under the IRS "reasonable cause" criteria.

Professional Oversight for Your Partnership

Your partnership return requires someone who understands debt basis, guaranteed payments, and inside vs. outside basis tracking. Led by a Senior Tax Analyst with EA Part I credentials, Hurain Tax ensures your Form 1065 is compliant and technically sound.

S-Corporation Tax Preparation & Form 1120-S Filing

Electing S-Corporation status offers significant tax advantages, but it comes with strict IRS compliance requirements. Maintaining your S-Corp status and maximizing your tax efficiency requires active management of payroll, distributions, and shareholder basis.

Hurain Tax provides specialized Form 1120-S preparation, ensuring your business stays compliant while optimizing the pass-through benefits for shareholders.

Reasonable Compensation and Shareholder Basis Tracking

The IRS heavily scrutinizes S-Corporations to ensure owners are not avoiding payroll taxes. We help you navigate the specific technical requirements of S-Corp ownership:

  • Reasonable Compensation: S-Corp officers must pay themselves a W-2 salary commensurate with their industry and duties before taking tax-free owner distributions. We ensure your return reflects proper compensation levels to mitigate audit risk.
  • Shareholder Stock and Debt Basis: You cannot deduct S-Corp losses beyond your basis in the company. We meticulously track shareholder stock and debt basis year-over-year, preventing accidental taxable distributions.
  • QBI / §199A Eligibility: We calculate and report your Qualified Business Income correctly on Schedule K-1, ensuring shareholders can claim the 20% deduction on their personal returns, subject to wage and property limitations.

Missing the September 15 S-Corp Deadline

If you fail to file Form 1120-S by the September 15 extended deadline, the IRS will assess late penalties under IRC §6699. Much like partnerships, this penalty is calculated per shareholder, per month that the return is late.

If you have fallen behind, acting quickly stops the penalty accrual. We prepare past-due 1120-S returns and assist in drafting penalty abatement requests based on reasonable cause, helping your business get back into good standing with the IRS.

The Value of Specialized S-Corp Tax Preparation

Filing an S-Corp return is not a simple data entry task. It requires reconciling your balance sheet (Schedule L), adjusting your Accumulated Adjustments Account (AAA), and ensuring distributions are non-taxable. Hurain Tax brings technical depth and credentialed oversight to your corporate return.

C-Corporation Tax Preparation & Form 1120 Filing

C-Corporations are entirely distinct tax entities. Unlike pass-through structures, a C-Corp pays tax at the corporate level. Preparing Form 1120 requires a deep understanding of corporate tax law, strict accounting reconciliations, and strategic planning regarding dividends and retained earnings.

Hurain Tax provides precise, technically rigorous corporate tax preparation for growing businesses and established C-Corporations.

Managing Double Taxation and Estimated Payments

The primary concern for C-Corporations is navigating the "double taxation" structure—where profits are taxed at the corporate rate, and dividends are taxed again on the shareholders' personal returns.

We work to ensure your corporate tax position is optimized. Furthermore, C-Corporations face strict requirements for quarterly estimated tax payments. Failing to accurately project corporate income and remit estimated payments can result in underpayment penalties. We calculate safe harbor requirements and adjust your estimates based on current-year financial performance.

Navigating Common Corporate Deductions

Corporate tax preparation requires meticulous attention to Schedule M-1 or M-3 reconciliations—the differences between your financial accounting book income and your taxable income. We handle the technical mechanics of:

  • Executive Compensation and Fringe Benefits: Proper tax treatment of corporate-sponsored health plans, life insurance, and officer compensation.
  • Capital Gains and Losses: Unlike individuals, C-Corps cannot deduct net capital losses against ordinary income; they can only be carried back or carried forward. We track these carryovers accurately.
  • Depreciation and Section 179: Maximizing allowable first-year expensing and managing MACRS depreciation schedules for corporate assets.

Note: Corporate tax compliance varies heavily by jurisdiction. While we focus on federal Form 1120 compliance, state corporate income and franchise tax rules must be addressed separately.

Outsourced Tax Preparation Services for CPA Firms

For solo practitioners and small accounting firms, tax season capacity constraints are the single biggest bottleneck to growth. When the March 15, April 15, and fall extension deadlines approach, managing the sheer volume of compliance work forces firm owners to sacrifice high-value advisory work just to get returns out the door.

Hurain Tax provides credentialed, white-label outsourced tax preparation support specifically designed for CPA firms facing overflow.

Overcome Capacity Constraints During Tax Season

Hiring reliable, domestic seasonal staff is increasingly difficult and expensive. When you partner with Hurain Tax, you gain immediate, flexible capacity without the overhead of recruiting and training part-time preparers.

By offloading the heavy lifting of data entry, workpaper preparation, and initial return drafting, you free up your internal team to focus on final review, client communication, and tax planning. We help you survive the September 15 and October 15 crunch without burning out.

How Our White-Label Tax Partnership Works

We operate as a silent, seamless extension of your firm. The workflow is entirely confidential and white-labeled. You retain 100% ownership of the client relationship.

You provide the source documents and prior year returns securely. Our team prepares the workpapers, flags missing information, and drafts the tax return in your preferred software framework. We provide a clean, review-ready file, allowing you or your signing partner to simply review, approve, and file.

Technical Depth You Can Trust

We are not a high-volume, low-skill data entry farm. Hurain Tax is run by a Senior Tax Analyst with EA Part I credentials. We have the technical depth to support your most demanding client files, including:

  • Complex 1040s: HNI clients, multi-state residency, AMT calculations, and K-1 aggregation.
  • Partnerships (1065): §704(b) capital account maintenance, passive activity limitations, and complex partner allocations.
  • S-Corporations (1120-S): Basis tracking, reasonable compensation verification, and AAA reconciliation.
  • C-Corporations (1120): Schedule M-1/M-3 book-to-tax reconciliations and corporate estimated tax tracking.