Tax preparation and tax help in Orland Park, IL
Infinite Accounting Services prepares tax returns for individuals, families and small businesses in Orland Park, Illinois. We file accurate returns on time, explain every page before it is filed, plan ahead with you during the year and help when a letter arrives from the IRS or the Illinois Department of Revenue.
Serving clients in the southwest suburbs since 2018
Which tax services does Infinite Accounting provide?
Individual tax returns
Personal returns for employees, retirees, families and anyone with more than one source of income.
Business tax returns
Returns for sole proprietors, LLCs, partnerships and S corporations, built from organized books.
Tax consulting and planning
Year-round guidance on estimated payments, recordkeeping and legitimate ways to plan ahead.
IRS and Illinois notices
Help understanding a letter, gathering documents and preparing a response before the deadline.
Back-year and late filings
Missed a year, or a few? We gather what is needed and prepare the unfiled returns.
Estimated tax payments
Help working out quarterly payments when no employer withholds tax from your income.
A sole proprietor owns an unincorporated business alone and usually reports it on Schedule C, a form attached to the personal return. An S corporation is a business that passes its profits through to its owners' personal returns.
What should you bring to your tax appointment?
Gather what applies to you. Missing something? Bring what you have and we will help fill the gaps.
Individuals and families
- Last year's federal and Illinois tax returns
- Photo ID, plus Social Security numbers and birth dates for everyone on the return
- W-2s from every employer
- 1099 forms for interest, dividends, retirement or freelance income
- Mortgage interest statements and property tax bills
- Child care costs and provider information
- Tuition statements and student loan interest
- Records of charitable donations
- Estimated tax payments you made
- Letters from the IRS or the Illinois Department of Revenue
Business owners
- Last year's business and personal returns
- Profit and loss statement and balance sheet, or bank and card statements for the year
- 1099s you received and records of 1099s you sent
- Payroll reports, if you have employees
- Records of equipment, vehicle and other large purchases
- Vehicle mileage log and home office details, if they apply
- Business loan statements
- Estimated tax payments for the business or owners
- Your EIN letter and any K-1 forms
- Sales tax filings, if you collect sales tax
Business owners can read our guide to the records you need to prepare your business taxes.
How does tax preparation with us work?
Free consultation
We learn about your income, your business and any open questions or letters.
Gather documents
You get a clear list of what we need, and we help you find anything missing.
Prepare and review
We prepare your return, then walk you through it before anything is filed.
File and follow up
We file, confirm the return was accepted and stay available all year.
What should you do if a tax letter arrives?
Do not ignore it, and try not to panic. Many notices are routine requests for information. Read every page, note the response date and call or text us.
- We help you understand what the letter is asking
- We compare it with your return and records
- We gather the documents involved
- We prepare a response before the deadline
Why use one firm for bookkeeping and taxes?
When the same firm keeps your books and prepares your return, nothing gets lost along the way. Your return is built on reconciled numbers and planning happens during the year.
How much does tax preparation cost in Orland Park?
Quoted for your return
Your fee depends on the forms and schedules your return needs. We quote it after a free consultation, before any work begins.
No surprises
The agreed fee is written in your engagement letter. If your needs change, we talk with you first.
Tax preparation questions
What documents do I need for my tax appointment?
Start with last year's return, every income form you received, such as W-2s and 1099s, and records of deductible expenses. Business owners should add their profit and loss statement and balance sheet, or bank statements for the year. The checklist on this page covers the essentials.
Can you prepare both my personal and business returns?
Yes, and many owners prefer it. Business income often flows onto your personal return, so one firm preparing both keeps everything consistent. If we also keep your books, your business return starts from reconciled numbers.
I received a letter from the IRS. Can you help?
Yes. Many notices simply ask for information or point out a mismatch. We help you understand the letter, compare it with your return, gather documents and prepare a response before the deadline. Read what to do first after an IRS notice.
Can you file back taxes for years I missed?
Yes. We work out which years are needed, gather the income records for each one and prepare the returns. Getting caught up is usually better sooner than later.
How much does tax preparation cost?
It depends on your situation, so we discuss the fee during your free consultation and agree on it in writing before any work begins.
Get your taxes done right
Send a few lines about your books or taxes and we will reply to set up your free consultation. If you would rather talk now, call or text (708) 232-3003.
Ready to get your books and taxes in order?
Your first consultation is free. Call, text or send a message, whichever is easiest for you.