Income Tax Services in Houston, TX

We provide guidance on available payment options for federal and applicable state or local tax obligations, helping you understand the process and your next steps. 

Multiservices By Veronica Moreno offers transparent pricing, ensuring clients understand the costs upfront, including any implications for tax refunds and Texas sales tax, before the preparation process begins.

Need help with a delayed, missing, or unexpected tax refund? We can assist you with checking your refund status, reviewing available information, and understanding the next steps based on your situation. 

Need more time to file your federal tax return? We can help you prepare and submit a tax extension and explain the filing deadlines and next steps. 

The federal income tax filing deadline for most individuals is April 15 each year. If that date falls on a weekend or federal holiday, the deadline shifts to the next business day. Taxpayers who need additional time to file their tax returns can request a six-month extension, though any taxes owed are still due by the original deadline. 

Need a copy of a prior tax return or an IRS tax transcript? We can help you understand the available options and guide you through the request process. 

Need help reviewing your tax withholding? We can help you understand your current withholding and assist with completing a new Form W-4 when adjustments are needed.  

Texas does not have a personal state income tax. This means individuals generally do not pay state income tax on their personal earnings.

Federal income tax requirements still apply.

The documents needed to file a tax return depend on the individual’s financial situation, but most filers will require a government-issued ID, Social Security numbers for all household members, and income statements such as W-2s or 1099s. Additionally, if you’re looking to maximize your tax refunds, it may be wise to gather additional documentation for deductions, credits, or other tax situations such as homeownership, education expenses, or self-employment. 

Businesses in Texas may have different tax and reporting responsibilities depending on the type of business and the activities it performs.

These may include sales tax, employment-related taxes, and other business obligations.