Virtual Tax Preparation Services

Confidential, Secure, Easy, and Convenience

Our Virtual Tax Preparation Service is a fully remote process. We provide a confidential, secure, easy, and convenient step-by-step model. Clients can work with our tax preparation team online, by phone, or by email.

The privacy and security of your information are critical to us, so we provide you with a secure link to send and receive your tax documents and other confidential information. You can also request your documents be picked up and delivered to MaDora Stone and your completed copies returned, to you, using our courier services (Courier fees applied). 

To get started, complete the steps below if you’d like.

First, please make an appointment for a virtual meeting or phone call, then ask for access to a secure portal that you can use to send and receive documents online or schedule your documents to be picked up and delivered to MaDora Stone.

Don’t hesitate to call us. If you have any questions or need help, one of our team members will gladly assist you. MaDora Stone, Premium Document Processing Services You Can Trust.

Have a question or need help with anything? Contact us at support@madorastone.com.

Step 1

Schedule your 30-minute virtual meeting or phone call.

Step 2

Select how you would like to submit and receive documents.

Request Access to A Secure Link or Portal

Click the button below to complete the form for access to a secure link or portal to send and receive documents and information online. 

Request Online Access

Document Pickup and Delivery Service

Click the button below to arrange a day and time to pick up your documents. We will use the same delivery service to return your important document to you.

Request a Pick-up

Step 3

Select the package that best suits your tax needs.

Basic
  • Basic returns for each person may differ but includes the following:
  • W-2 income.
  • Limited interest and dividend income reported on a 1099-INT or DIV 
  • Standard deductions.
  • Unemployment income.
  • Student loan/education deductions
  • Child Tax Credit (CTC)
  • Earned income tax credit (EIC)
  • Hobby, personal property rental, or personal item sales income reported on Form 1099-K
  • Forms: 1040 and State
  •  (Fee includes state filing)
Premium
  • Premium returns may include the following: 
  • W-2
  • Earned Income Tax Credit (EIC) 
  • child tax credits
  • Student loan interest
  • Mortgage and property tax deductions
  • Charitable donations of over $300
  • Unemployment income
  • Education Expenses
  • HSA contributors
  • Child and dependent care expenses
  • Itemize deductions
  • (Fee includes state filing)
Premium +
  • Premium Plus may include the following:
  • W-2
  • Earned Income Tax Credit (EIC) 
  • child tax credits
  • Student loan interest
  • Mortgage and property tax deductions
  • Charitable donations of over $300
  • Unemployment income
  • Education Expenses
  • stocks, bonds, and ESPPs
  • Rental property income and refinancing deductions
  • Gains and losses from cryptocurrency transactions
  • Rental income
  • Investments
  • (Fee includes state filing)
Self Employment
  • Self-Employment returns may include the following:
  • W-2
  • Earned Income Tax Credit (EIC) and child tax credits
  • Student loan interest
  • Mortgage and property tax deductions
  • Charitable donations of over $300
  • Unemployment income
  • Education Expenses
  • stocks, bonds, and ESPPs
  • Rental property income and refinancing deductions
  • Gains and losses from cryptocurrency transactions
  • self-employed (1099-NEC) income
  •  deductions specific to your line of work
  • Specific deductions for Rideshare drivers and small business owners
  • Maximize deductions for work expenses (Schedule C)
  • (Fee includes state filing)
Small Business
  • Small Business returns may include:
  • 940 annual Federal Unemployment Tax
  • 941 Employer’s Quarterly Federal Tax Return.
  • 1099 nonemployee compensation
    W2 Wages and Tax Statement
    W-4 Employee’s Withholding Certificat
    1040/Schedule C 
    1065 U.S. Return of Partnership Income
    1120/ Schedule D U.S. Corporation Income
  • 1120S/Schedule K S Corporation Income
  • 1040/Schedule SE Self-Employment Tax 
    8829 Expenses Business Use of Your Home
    720 Quarterly Federal Excise Tax Return
    4562 Depreciation or Amortization
    5329 Additional Taxes on Qualified Plans
    8283 Noncash Charitable Contributions
    8606 Nondeductible IRAs
    7004 automatic 6-month extension
  • (Fee includes state filing)

Thousands of ITINs are set to expire on December 31, 2023

Time is ticking!

As the year comes to a close, it’s crucial to be aware that thousands of Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers (ITINs) are set to expire on December 31, 2023. Without a valid ITIN, individuals may face challenges in filing their taxes or claiming refunds.

To prevent any setbacks or delays in the tax filing process, it’s essential to renew your ITIN before the upcoming deadline.

Our team at MaDora Stone is equipped to guide you through the intricate process of ITIN renewal, ensuring that you obtain your ITIN on time to meet the deadline for filing your tax returns, including the extension deadline. Don’t let an expired ITIN hinder your tax responsibilities.

Schedule your free consultation to learn more about the ITIN renewal process and how MaDora Stone can assist you in securing your ITIN promptly. Act now to stay on top of your tax obligations and avoid any last-minute complications.

Business Tax Forms & Descriptions

Form 940 reports the annual Federal Unemployment Tax Act (FUTA) tax. 940 determines the amount contributed to FUTA

Form 941/Schedule B reports how much federal income tax and payroll taxes were withheld from employee paychecks (only required for businesses with employees.)

Form 1099 is sent to independent contractors; reports how much Independent contractors were paid.

Form W2 is sent to each employee; reports the annual wages and the amount of taxes withheld.

Schedule K-1 for Form 1120S is completed by all shareholders of a S corporation.

Form 8283 is used to report and claim a deduction on noncash charitable gifts that a business has made of more than $500.

Form 7004 allows a business to request an automatic extension of time to file certain business income tax, information and other returns, such as Form 1065 and 1120.

Form W-4 reports how much tax the employer should withhold from the employee’s paycheck.

Form 1040/Schedule C reports how much money your business made or lost in a given tax year.

Form 1065/U.S. Return of Partnership Income, declares business income or loss.

Form 1120/S or U.S. Corporation Income Tax Return, reports corporate income or losses.

Form 4562 is used to report the depreciation or amortization of property or vehicles used for a business.

Form 8606 reports nondeductible contributions you made to traditional IRAs, distributions from traditional, SEP or SIMPLE IRAs, conversions from traditional SEP or SIMPLE IRAs to Roth IRAs and distributions from Roth IRA

Schedule SE calculates the Social Security and Medicare tax (SE tax) that self-employed individuals need to pay.

Form 8829/Expenses for Business Use of Your Home, is used to deduct eligible living costs like rent and utilities as business expenses.

Form 1045 is used to apply for a quick tax refund relating to the carryback of unused general business credit, the carryback of a net operating loss or the carryback of a net section 1256 contracts loss.

Form 720 is used to report and pay your business’s federal excise tax liability.

Form 5329 is used to report additional taxes on retirement plans for small businesses — such as IRAs, Coverdell ESAs, QTPs, Archer MSAs, HSAs or any other qualified retirement plans.