Service overview
What this service covers
NABSPRO provides tax preparation support for individuals and businesses. We help organize your tax documents, identify what is missing, prepare the return from the records you provide, and walk through it with you before anything is filed. You will see the return and understand what is on it before it is submitted. Your documents are handled in the office and are never collected through the website. If the IRS or the Comptroller of Maryland sends a letter about a return we prepared, bring it to us and we will help you read it and understand what is being asked.
Who this may be for
Tax preparation may be appropriate for individuals, families, self-employed customers, and businesses that want help organizing and preparing current-year tax returns or responding to filing-related questions.
Common requests
Services and situations we can discuss
- Individual federal and state tax returns
- Business tax-return preparation
- Self-employment income and expense organization
- Prior-year document review
- Tax document organization
- IRS correspondence support
Prepare before you travel
What to bring
- Government-issued photo ID.
- Taxpayer identification information for applicable taxpayers and dependents.
- Income documents such as W-2s, 1099s, and business records.
- Your prior-year return, when available.
- Relevant deduction, credit, expense, and tax documents.
Keep sensitive records out of the website form. Bring them in the manner NABSPRO confirms for your service.
What it costs
Pricing for Tax Preparation
What moves the price
- Which forms and schedules your situation requires.
- Whether you have self-employment, rental, or business income.
- The number of states you must file in.
- How organized your records are when you arrive.
Tax preparation is quoted before any work begins. Describe your situation on the phone and you will get a price, not a surprise at pickup.
Prices shown are the NABSPRO service fee. Government, agency, and processing fees set by an outside body are separate and are collected at cost. You will be told your full total before any work begins.
What happens next
The service process
- 01
Gather your records
Bring the income, identity, dependent, deduction, and business documents that apply to your return.
- 02
Review the information
We organize the records and identify missing details before preparation.
- 03
Prepare the return
The return is prepared using the information and documentation you provide.
- 04
Review before filing
You review the return and next steps before it is submitted.
Our promise to you
The Prepared Visit Promise
Call or send your request before you travel, and we will tell you exactly what to bring. If you bring everything we asked for and we still cannot complete your service that day for a reason within our control, your return visit is free.
This promise covers the work NABSPRO performs in our office. It does not cover how long an outside agency takes to process, approve, or return a result, because that timing is not ours to control.
Common questions
Individual & Business Tax Preparation FAQs
What tax documents should I bring?
Bring photo ID, taxpayer information, income forms, prior-year returns, and records for deductions, credits, expenses, dependents, and business activity that apply to you.
Can I submit Social Security numbers through the website form?
No. Do not submit Social Security numbers, tax documents, account numbers, or other sensitive records through the general appointment form.
Does an online request confirm my tax appointment?
No. NABSPRO will follow up to confirm the appointment and explain any preparation steps.
What happens to my documents after my return is filed?
Original documents are returned to you. We do not collect tax documents through the website form, and we do not ask for Social Security numbers by email or text. Anything sensitive is handled in the office.
What if the IRS sends me a letter afterward?
Bring it in. We will read it with you, explain what is being asked, and help you assemble a response. Formal representation before the IRS requires specific credentials, and we will tell you honestly if your situation needs that rather than guessing.
Which returns do you not handle?
Some situations are better served by a specialist, for example complex multi-state business filings, estate and trust returns, or an active audit or collection matter. If yours is one of those we will say so at the start rather than partway through.
How much does tax preparation cost?
The fee depends on the forms your situation requires. A straightforward individual return costs less than a return with self-employment income, rental property, or multiple states. Call with a short description of your situation and we will quote you before any work begins.
Can you file for a prior year I missed?
Yes, prior-year returns can still be prepared and filed. Bring whatever records you have for that year, including any IRS notices you received about it.
Do I need to be present when the return is filed?
You need to review and sign the return before it is transmitted. That review is not a formality. Ask questions until you understand what you are signing, because you are the one responsible for what the return says.