Personal Returns 10% Off thru March 9!

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The 2026 Tax Season is here.

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Roseville, MN 55117

Fee Schedule for 2025 Tax Returns

All Charges include Free Electronic Filing of Minnesota and Federal Tax Returns for the fastest possible refund without the added charges of a Refund Anticipation Loan.

Simple with one W-2 or 1099-R

ItemFee
Short Forms - Federal and MN$69
Minnesota Rent Credit$23 for the first, $6 per additional CRP
Property Tax Refund (M-1PR)starting at $50
Additional W-2, 1099R, W-2G or Social Security$8 each

Upgrade to Itemized Deductions

ItemFee
Federal with Itemized DeductionsAdditional $22 plus $2 per entry
Minnesota with Itemized DeductionsAdditional $12

Childcare & MN Education Credits

itemFee
Child Care Credit - on both Federal and MN$28
(New) MN Child & Working Family Credits$24
Minnesota K-12 Education Credit$24

Earned Income, Child & Education Credits

Any of these forms requires one checklist Form 8867
itemFee
*Earned Income Credit$55
*Federal Education Credit$10 plus $20 for each Student
*Child Tax Credit$19
Checklist Form 8867* (one checklist is required for any of the above)$24

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Resources

1099s

The IRS is intensifying compliance pressure on businesses and property owners. Learn critical filing deadlines, penalties, and reporting requirements for 1099s and 1099-Misc forms, plus essential mailing information for Minnesota filers.

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W-2s

If you paid wages to employees, you must file W-2s by January 31st. Discover critical filing deadlines, proper mailing procedures, e-filing options, and Minnesota-specific requirements to ensure compliance and avoid penalties.

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Tax Changes

for returns filed this year

Standard Deduction Increase

Standard deduction now permanent: $15,750 (single), $23,650 (HOH), $31,500 (MFJ). These amounts adjust for inflation. Eliminated are personal exemptions for yourself, spouse, and dependents.

No Tax on Tips

New tip deduction: up to $25,000 (2025–2028) for qualified tips from traditional tipping jobs. Phase-out* Not for all service trades.

$6,000 Temporary Deduction for Seniors

Seniors 65+ get an extra $6,000 deduction (2025–2028). Couples where both are 65+ can claim $12,000. Phase-out above $75K

Child Tax Credit Update

Child tax credit rises to $2,200 per child under 17, adjusted for inflation. Refundable portion now $1,700. Phase-out starts at 75K

Overtime Pay Deduction

Deduct up to $12,500 in overtime pay (2025–2028). $25,000 for joint filers. Will be reported separately on W-2. Phase-out above $150K

Casualty Loss Deduction

Deduction limited to federally declared disasters (permanent). Starting 2026, state-declared disasters also qualify.

Trump Accounts

Child savings accounts: $5,000/year limit. Treasury gives $1,000 for kids born 2025–2028. Not deductible; withdrawals taxed.

Moving Expenses

Moving expense deduction permanently repealed (except military/intelligence). Employer reimbursements now taxable.

State and Local Tax Deduction Limit  (SALT)

SALT limit now $40,000 (was $10,000). More may itemize.

Deduct Car Loan Interest

Car loan interest: up to $10,000/year (2025–2028). US-assembled only. Phase out starting at 100K

Tax Changes

for returns filed in the FUTURE

More Taxes on Gambling

Gambling losses capped at 90% (was 100%). Only deductible against winnings.

Home Mortgage Interest Deduction

Beginning in 2026, the Act treats mortgage insurance premiums (PMI) as qualified residence interest.

Tax Deadlines 2025

10% Off

for all personal tax returns completed before March 9.