3081 County Road B, Stoughton, WI 53589, US
Resource Information
Are you having issues with the IRS?
If you are having issues with the IRS and just cannot seem to get them resolved, you have someone that is on your side and they do not charge you for their help. The Taxpayer Advocacy Group. https://taxpayeradvocate.irs.gov/
The Wisconsin office is in Milwaukee and the phone # is (414) 231-2390
Where's your refund?
To check your refund status:
Federal Tax refund:
https://sa.www4.irs.gov/irfof/lang/en/irfofgetstatus.jsp
You will need the taxpayer's social security #, filing status and refund amount.
Wisconsin Tax refund:
https://www.revenue.wi.gov/Pages/Apps/TaxReturnStatus.aspx
You will need the taxpayer's social security # and refund amount.
About Me
History:
My name is Laura Eggers and I have my Bachelor's Degree in Accounting from Edgewood College here in Madison WI. I have been doing bookkeeping, payroll , and advisory services since 1996. I have been doing tax return preparation since 2006. All though I was born in Wisconsin I spent a good portion of my life in Southern California and it is where I started my accounting experience. I moved to Madison in 2004, and have been in Stoughton since 2009.
Here and now:
For almost 14 years I worked at a CPA firm in Monona until the fall of 2018. I decided it was time to start my own practice which will enable me to work more closely with my clients. This is an exciting adventure for me and I am looking forward to building a client base here in Stoughton and surrounding areas.
Accounting and tax can at times be hard to understand. I enjoy working with my client's and helping them understand the complexity of taxes in a manner in which they can relate to.
I Provide Accounting, payroll, advisory, and tax preparation services (Individual, entity, and trust returns). When you come to A+ Accounting and Tax Preparation you deal directly with me.
Items of Interest
retirement savings:
It is never too late to start contributing.
Roth IRA's do not provide present tax benefits, but do when you retire and withdraw the money.
Traditional IRA's can possibly provide present tax benefits.
SEP IRA's - are you self-employed? These can provide present tax benefits as well.
Gifting:
You can give $16,000 ($32,000 if Married - each can give $16,000) per person a year without any tax consequences to you or the person receiving the gift. (The only item to be conscious of is the Medicare lookback period).
Social Security
Did you know that your social security is only taxed up to 85% with the IRS and is not taxable at all to the state of Wisconsin? This is true.