Hammond Tax Preparation and Representation
 525 Fort Worth Drive, Suite 208, Denton, TX 76201 		Texas Society of Enrolled Agents: Don't mess with Taxes
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Welcome to the Hammond Tax Preparation and Representation Website.
Our primary location is 525 Fort Worth Drive, Suite 208, Denton, Texas 76201 (1st driveway east of Racetrac gas station, which is on Fort Worth DR one block east of I-35 exit). Call (940) 294-1300 or email us at
hammondtaxprep@verizon.net for an appointment.
The 2011 tax season is now over and we are now open by appointment only until next January. We can always file overdue returns for our clients no matter how late they are.

We do Individual (1040), Partnership (1065), C and S-Corp (1120, 1120S), payroll, estate returns, Texas Franchise tax, as well as all state income tax returns.
For the off-season we are open by appointment only including weekends and evenings. Please call us at (940)294-1300. We have a secondary location at 10109 Southpoint CT in Robson Ranch. We also make housecalls for returns.

We no longer offer Refund Anticipation Loans (RALs). For information on our other bank products click here.As an Enrolled Agent, I can represent taxpayers before the IRS. I am located in the Greater Dallas - Fort Worth region, but I offer tax preparation and representation nationwide. Click the Enrolled Agent tab above for more information

Jim Hammond, Member Texas Society of Enrolled Agents.
Jim Hammond, Enrolled Agent -- Member, Dallas Better Business Bureau and the Texas Society of Enrolled Agents

hammondtaxprep@verizon.net
(940) 294-1300

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We will represent you before the IRS. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO TALK TO THEM DIRECTLY. If the IRS has sent you any correspondence indicating that you owe them money, we can review the situation and We can determine whether you might qualify for an offer-in-compromise and settle with the IRS for less than they claim you owe (see IRS Representation page for form).
If you can't pay the IRS the total amount due, we may be able to file an installment agreement with the IRS to pay over time.
We can review your tax returns for the last three years and make certain you got all the deductions you were entitled to. If not, we can file amended returns to get the deductions you should have.
Jim Hammond, Enrolled Agent

Hammond Tax Preparation and Representation, Tax Return Preparation, Denton, TX