Tax preparation
Individual & Business Taxes.
Expert tax prep for individuals, 1099 contractors, and small businesses — with every deduction found and every credit applied.
“At TaxesbyRoss, I provide expert tax preparation and planning services tailored to your unique financial situation. Whether you're an individual filer, independent contractor, or business owner, I ensure accuracy, maximize deductions, and help you keep more of your hard-earned money.”
— Ross
1040 Individual Tax Returns
$180Maximize deductions and ensure compliance. Covers wages, retirement income, interest, dividends, itemized deductions, dependents, and Child Tax Credit.
- Multiple income sources
- Itemized deductions & credits
- Dependents & Child Tax Credit
- State & federal filing included
- Military family deductions
Self-Employed & 1099 Contractors
$180Specialized tax services for freelancers, gig workers, and independent contractors. Every business deduction found.
- Self-employment tax calculation
- Home office deductions
- Vehicle mileage write-offs
- Quarterly tax estimates
- Set-Aside Calculator access
Small Business Tax Filing
$280Expert support for LLCs, sole proprietors, and partnerships. Federal and state filing with maximum deductions.
- Business tax return preparation
- Payroll & contractor compliance
- W-2 and 1099 contractor reporting
- Year-round business tax support
- IRS notice review & response prep
Why choose TaxesbyRoss?
Every Eligible Deduction
I review your full picture to claim the credits and deductions you qualify for.
Experienced & Reliable
Years of experience navigating tax complexities.
Personalized Service
Tailored solutions to fit your financial goals.
Upfront Pricing
No hidden fees — just honest, transparent pricing.
Common questions
- Can I have both W-2 and 1099 income on one tax return?Yes, and it is very common. Your W-2 wages and your 1099 self-employment income both go on one Form 1040. The wages are reported directly; the 1099 work goes on a Schedule C where you also deduct its expenses. Self-employment tax applies only to the net profit from the 1099 work, not the W-2 wages. The main thing to manage is that no tax is withheld from the 1099 income, so you either make quarterly estimated payments or increase the withholding on your W-2 job to cover it.
- How do I file taxes with 1099 income in Florida?1099 income is self-employment income, so you report it on a Schedule C attached to your Form 1040, deduct your eligible business expenses, and pay self-employment tax of 15.3% on the profit in addition to income tax. Florida has no state income tax, so most filers only have a federal return. Because nothing is withheld, you generally make quarterly estimated payments during the year.
- What's the difference between an amended return and an original return?An original return is the first return you file for a tax year. An amended return, filed on Form 1040-X, changes a return you have already filed — to fix your filing status, add or correct income, claim a missed deduction or credit, or change dependents. If you never filed for a year, you need an original return for that year, not an amendment. You generally have three years from the original due date to amend and still claim a refund. Simple math errors usually do not need an amendment because the IRS corrects those automatically.