Summer has come and gone here at the Jersey Shore. We are steaming toward Tax Season 2027. But before we get there, we are finishing up the extended returns from Tax Year 2025. We suggest you call our office in December to secure your in person appointment for the upcoming tax season. We thank you all for your continued support of our family business.
Again, we want you to stay aware of the scammers! They are out in force. The IRS, NJ or Social Security will NOT email or call you asking for bank information. Do not click on any emails from an alleged government agency or bank. We strongly suggest deleting all emails asking for information or asking you to download or open a document.
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