INCOME TAX HELP FROM CASTALARA MULTISERVICES OFFICE

Update January 3, 2012  Hector Castaneda is a tax preparer and Enrolled Agent with the IRS, and his staff at Castalara Multiservices Office in Los Angeles can quickly and efficiently handle your income tax filings.  As an Enrolled Agent, Castaneda can represent taxpayers before the IRS when it comes to an audit or other purposes.  He is a specialist in preparing tax returns for individuals and businesses.  And he represents clients for IRS and California tax issues at all levels.

What makes this office different is that you can have your tax return completed in one day -- often in an hour -- as you watch.  And as you watch your return being prepared you will be able to immediately ask any questions.  The tax services here are offered all year, so that if you have to file an extension or need tax planning for future years they will be here to help you.  They have years of experience as well as the latest computer software to manage your tax return and they can file electronically which can speed your tax refund and eliminate the need for costly refund anticipation loans.

In fact, Castalara Multiservices Office will not try to sell you a refund anticipation loan because they don't want you to spend the extra money.  These loans which are paid off when your refund is received do carry high fees and costs which other tax offices might not tell you about.  But if your tax returns are completed and filed immediately -- as this office can often due -- there is no need to take out a loan against your refund because you will get your refund in a matter of days.  Our Best Buys TV Show report is below.  The office is right off the 101 Freeway and they offer service in English and in Spanish.  Their policy is never to sell unnecessary products or services.

YOU MIGHT BE WAITING LONGER THIS YEAR FOR YOUR REFUND ON YOUR 2010 TAXES

Update February 9, 2011  Tax advisor Dave Tax (his real name as well as the name of his firm) in Newport Beach is advising his clients that the IRS will be slower this year in sending out refunds for overpayments on 2010 income taxes.

"When people file their taxes this year in anticipation of a tax refund they are finding that the IRS is delaying their refunds until March," Dave told me.  Dave says this is unfortunate and will hurt many families.  "Many people have waited all year and usually count on their refunds to pay bills from the holidays and for other personal necessities.  This is coming as a surprise to most taxpayers," Dave said.  I have to agree.  I didn't know about this until Dave tol me about it.

Dave did tell me that the IRS has announced these delays previously,  "but the word has not really been getting out for whatever reason."  Dave offered a few theories, including that perhaps the government does not want to make a big deal about paying out the refunds late.  "We think that there should be more publicity about the IRS delays this year," Dave told me.  Though I must admit I don't know of many businesses that like to advertise that they pay their bills late either.