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Tax Season

Alloy Silverstein strives to provide timely, quality information to our clients. To allow for a smooth process in your preparation and filing, please keep the following information in mind.

  • Due Dates

    For calendar year taxpayers, s-corporations and partnership tax returns are due March 15, 2023. Individual, c-corporation, and trust tax returns are due April 18, 2023.

    In addition, quarterly estimated federal and state tax payments are due April 18, 2023.

  • Office Hours

    For 2023, Alloy Silverstein’s tax season office hours will be 8:00am to 6:00pm Monday through Thursday and 8:00am to 5:00pm on Fridays. However, our accountants are accessible by email and their direct phone line outside of these business hours.

    While we strongly encourage electronic submission of your tax documents, you may drop off documents at our Cherry Hill or Hammonton office. Please use the mail slots if you plan to drop off after business hours.

  • Securely Transferring Tax Files

    Our secure client portal is a great way to share any size or number of electronic files.

    Think before you click send and always exercise caution when sending electronic files that contain your sensitive data. If you would like to use our Electronic Tax Notebook organizer, or to sign up for the client portal, please contact our office manager.

  • Online Resources

     

  • Checklist For Individuals (2022 Tax Return)

    Download 1040 Checklist

    As a reminder, you will need the following source documents when you meet with your accountant:

    • Form W-2(s) for you and your spouse
    • 1099-MISC, -INT, -DIV, -NEC, -C, -G, -K, -R, -S, -B, or other 1099s
    • K-1s, investment, and interest income
    • Income from Social Security benefits, alimony, jury duty, awards, gambling winnings, unemployment, Economic Impact Payments, advance child tax credit, etc.
    • Rental property income and expenses
    • Business income, records of home business expenses, and documentation for business use of vehicle
    • Property and real estate taxes paid
    • State and local income taxes paid
    • Amounts and dates of estimated tax payments
    • Contributions to IRA or self-employed pension plans
    • Charitable donation records
    • Form 1098 Mortgage Interest, PMI, and any points paid
    • Medical and dental expenses; Contributions to a Medical Savings Account
    • Child care costs
    • Education costs and/or student loan interest forms (1098-T and 1098-E)
    • Casualty and theft losses and records of insurance reimbursements for federally declared disasters

    Above is a sample of the possible items your CPA or accountant may need to complete your return. This list is not exhaustive nor does it apply to everyone. Please seek advice from your accountant for information that applies to your individual situation.

  • Your Electronic Return

    Alloy Silverstein provides each client with an electronic copy of their tax return on either a USB flash drive or another secure digital format.

  • Your Refund Status

    While the Internal Revenue Service provides a general waiting time of 3-6 weeks, there are several tools you can use to check on the status of your refund. Note that you will need to input your taxpayer social security number and the exact refund amount from your federal and state returns.

    IRS2Go is the IRS’s secure mobile app with the capability to check your refund status from your smartphone or tablet.

  • Extension Applications

    Need more time to file your income tax return? Below are federal and state forms to request a six-month filing extension.

    • Federal Extension Application – Form 4868
    • State of New Jersey Extension Application – Form NJ-630
    • Pennsylvania Department of Revenue Extension Application – Form REV-276

     

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  • Fraud Defense

    Fraudulent tax returns have grown to be one of the most prevent forms of identity theft. We encourage clients to be more diligent and cautious than ever in protecting their sensitive data and putting preventative measures in place.

    Identity Theft Defense