Tax preparation by an Enrolled Agent
Tax preparation for Israeli-Americans, dual citizens, and small business owners
A Plus Tax prepares individual and business returns with the details most basic tax offices miss: FBAR, FATCA, Israeli accounts, foreign-owned LLC filings, S-corp income, rental activity, bookkeeping cleanup, and IRS notice history.
Tax preparation services for complex filing situations
Use this page when you need more than data entry. The return should match the real tax picture behind the forms.
Israeli-American and dual citizen tax returns
Preparation for U.S. taxpayers with Israeli accounts, foreign income questions, residency issues, treaty considerations, foreign tax credits, and cross-border reporting duties.
FBAR and FATCA reporting
FinCEN Form 114, foreign account review, missed FBAR questions, and reporting coordination with the federal return.
Individuals and families
Form 1040, state returns, investment income, itemized deductions, education credits, rental activity, amended returns, and multi-state questions.
Business tax returns
Single-member LLCs, partnerships, S-corps, C-corps, reasonable salary issues, owner distributions, deductions, depreciation, and estimated taxes.
Foreign-owned LLC filings
Pro Forma 1120 and Form 5472 support for foreign-owned disregarded entities, including filing coordination and penalty-risk awareness.
Bookkeeping cleanup before filing
Tax preparation is faster and more accurate when the books are clean. We review whether business financials are ready for the return.
What makes this different from basic tax prep?
Many taxpayers do not need a complicated tax process. But when a return includes foreign accounts, Israeli income, a U.S. business, S-corp wages, rental property, brokerage sales, prior-year filings, or an IRS notice, the return needs context before numbers go into software.
A Plus Tax looks at the full filing picture: income sources, foreign account reporting, entity structure, state residency, estimated tax payments, prior returns, IRS correspondence, and whether the bookkeeping is tax-ready. That approach helps reduce missed forms, rushed explanations, and avoidable cleanup after filing.
Alad Adar is an Enrolled Agent, which means he is licensed to represent taxpayers before the IRS. If a return issue becomes an IRS notice, penalty, audit, or payment problem, you are already working with a tax professional who understands representation as well as preparation.
Common items we review
- Foreign bank and financial accounts for FBAR filing
- Israeli income, pensions, investments, or rental activity
- Foreign tax credits and treaty-related questions
- LLC, S-corp, partnership, and corporate filings
- Reasonable salary, owner distributions, and self-employment tax
- 1099, W-2, K-1, Schedule C, Schedule E, and brokerage activity
- Prior-year returns, amendments, notices, and penalty exposure
For Israeli-American taxpayers
FBAR, FATCA, and dual citizen filings need early review
If you have Israeli bank accounts, foreign investment accounts, pension-related questions, or income connected to another country, the filing issue may not be visible from U.S. tax forms alone. We review these items before filing so the tax return and foreign account reporting are aligned.
Communication is available in English and Hebrew, and clients can work with A Plus Tax nationwide through secure remote appointments.
FBAR is separate from the income tax return, but it is often discovered during tax preparation. If you are unsure whether an Israeli or other foreign account must be reported, ask before filing.
Pricing starts with the filing scope
These are planning ranges, not a final quote. The final fee depends on forms, schedules, states, bookkeeping condition, foreign reporting, and whether cleanup is needed.
$250+
$50+
$150+
$100+
$100+
$550+
$700+
$150/hr
How the tax preparation process works
The best returns start with complete information and clear timing.
Contact us
Describe your filing situation, including foreign accounts, business income, states, notices, or prior-year issues.
Organize documents
We request tax forms, financial records, prior returns, entity details, and any foreign account information needed.
Prepare and review
Your return is prepared with questions resolved before filing, not after the deadline.
File and plan ahead
After filing, we identify estimated tax, bookkeeping, FBAR, or entity issues to watch for next year.
What we need before filing
To prepare an accurate return, we need the documents that show income, deductions, credits, business activity, account reporting obligations, and any tax notices. Common items include W-2s, 1099s, 1098s, 1095-A, K-1s, brokerage statements, rental records, business profit and loss, payroll reports, prior-year returns, and foreign account details.
New clients should expect to complete the applicable sections of the organizer. Current clients may be able to update last year’s information if there were no major changes, but foreign accounts, business changes, residency changes, and IRS notices should always be flagged.
Deadline expectations
Tax preparation is deadline sensitive. Returns are prepared after the last required documents are received. Extensions can extend the filing deadline, but they do not extend the deadline to pay tax owed.
If business books are incomplete or foreign reporting questions are unresolved, an extension may be the better choice than rushing an inaccurate filing. The goal is a return that can be supported if the IRS asks questions later.
Tax preparation FAQs
Quick answers before you reach out.
Do you prepare returns for clients outside New York?
Yes. A Plus Tax serves clients nationwide by video and secure document exchange.
Can you help with FBAR or foreign accounts?
Yes. FBAR, FATCA, foreign account review, and Israeli-American filing questions are a core part of the practice.
Do I need tax preparation or IRS problem resolution?
If you are filing a current return, start with tax preparation. If you received a notice, owe back taxes, have penalties, or need representation, IRS problem resolution may also be needed.
Can you prepare business returns?
Yes. The practice prepares returns for sole proprietors, LLCs, partnerships, S-corps, corporations, and business owners with bookkeeping cleanup needs.
What if my books are not ready?
We can review whether cleanup is needed before tax preparation. Clean books reduce filing errors and help identify deductions more reliably.
Can you help if I missed an FBAR in a prior year?
Yes. The facts should be reviewed before taking action. Depending on the situation, correction options may be available.
Ready to prepare the return the right way?
Start with the full picture: U.S. income, Israeli ties, foreign accounts, business activity, bookkeeping, notices, and deadline pressure.