Your base rate covers the filing of your federal and state return. Some situations may require extra forms, which can add to the final cost.
Take a moment to review the add-ons below and use the Service Fee Estimator to see what your total may look like before you file.
ADD ONs | RATE |
DEPENDENTS - UP TO 2 | $50 |
DEPENDENTS - 3 OR MORE | $30 EACH |
COLLEGE STUDENT CREDIT - PART TIME STUDENT | $50 PER STUDENT |
COLLEGE STUDENT CREDIT - FULL TIME STUDENT | $75 PER STUDENT |
GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE HEALH INSURANVCE CREDIT (1095-A) | $75 |
RENTAL PROPERTY | $150 PER PROPERTY |
ADDITIONAL BUSINESS | $550 PER BUSINESS |
STOCKS SOLD/TRADED (LESS THAN 10) | $75 |
STOCKS SOLD/TRADED (10-100) | $150 |
STOCK SOLD/TRADED (100+/Crypto) | $250 - $350 |
ITEMIZED DEDUCTION | $100 |
CA STATE RETURN | $75 ADDED TO SERVICE RATE |
NY STATE RETURN | $75 ADDED TO SERVICE RATE |
ADDITIONAL STATE | $75 ADDED TO SERVICE RATE |
VIRTUAL TAX INTERVIEW | $40 |
IN-PERSON RETURN (CT ONLY) | $129 |
DROP OFF RETURN (CT ONLY) | $149 |
Pay $0 Upfront*

If your business is structured as a Partnership or S-Corporation, you’re required to file a separate business tax return each year. This return reports the income, expenses, and activity of the business itself before anything can be placed on your individual tax return. Because these business returns feed directly into your personal taxes, they must be completed first. The IRS deadline for filing these returns is March 16, 2026.
Partnership filings cover preparing the Form 1065 and the K-1s for each partner, making sure income and expenses are recorded correctly and flow smoothly to everyone’s personal tax return.
The rate increases when your business has more moving parts, such as several partners, activity in more than one state, or books that need extra attention before the return can be completed.
Your final rate is always confirmed before anything is filed.
S-Corporation filings cover preparing the federal 1120S, one state return, and the K-1s for all shareholders, along with a full review of the information you submit.
The starting rate increases if your business operates in more than one state, has multiple shareholders, or needs extra cleanup so the return can be completed accurately.
Your final rate is always confirmed before filing, so you know exactly what to expect from start to finish.