Servi-Plus Enterprises

Services

 

Our firm will provide you with an all-inclusive service. We will take care of your needs,  whether you are an: individual, partnership, large/small business and/or other agency.

 

We are an E-Verify Provider

 

Below you will find an example of some of our Services:

 

•  Accounting for  small/large  business

• Payroll

• Cash Flow Management 

• Bank Financing 

• Personal Financial Planning

• Tax Preperation 

• Corporate/Personal taxes

• IRS Payment Plans

• New Busniess Formation

• Licenses

• Collections representative 

• Notarization

• Translations/Interpretations

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*Please, call or email us for a complete list of our services

 

 

Some of our specialty areas of practice:

Payroll Tax

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Sales Tax

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Income Tax

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IRS Settlement

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Tax ID & Business Licenses

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Notarary Services

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Spanish/English Translations

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1120 Income Tax

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1120S Income Tax

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1040 Income Tax

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941 Reports

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940 Reports

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Our Team

 

Our Staff is here to help you. You'll find the personalized help you need from an experienced and qualified team.  In addition, you'll have access to expertise, specialists, and insights to help you reach your own specific goals, stability, and financial freedom. Our firm has earned the respect and credibility of the field through hard work, knowledge, and dedication. Our goal is to satisfy each of our customers. 

 

Our firm is responsive. Companies that choose our firm rely on our competent advice and fast results.  

 

 

Servi-Plus has the team you want and need! 

News & Publications

Five Things to Know if You Need More Time to File

 

The April 15 tax-filing deadline is fast approaching. Some taxpayers may find
that they need more time to file their tax returns. If you need extra time, you
can get an automatic six-month extension from the IRS.
Here are five important things you need to know about filing an extension:

 

1. Extra time to file is not extra time to pay. You may request an
extension of time to file your federal tax return to get an extra six months
to file, until Oct. 15. Although an extension will give you an extra six
months to get your tax return to the IRS, it does not extend the time you
have to pay any tax you owe. You will owe interest on any amount not
paid by the April 15 deadline. You may also owe a penalty for failing to
pay on time.

 

2. File on time even if you can’t pay. If you complete your return but
you can’t pay the full amount due, do not request an extension. File your
return on time and pay as much as you can. You should pay the balance
as soon as possible to minimize penalty and interest charges. If you need
more time to pay, you can apply for a payment plan using the Online
Payment Agreement tool on IRS.gov. You can also send Form 9465,
Installment Agreement Request, with your return. If you are unable to
make payments because of a financial hardship, the IRS will work with
you. Call the IRS at 800-829-1040 to discuss your options.

 

3. Use Free File to request an extension. Everyone can use IRS Free
File to e-file their extension request. Free File is available exclusively
through the IRS.gov website. You must e-file the request by midnight on
April 15. If you e-file your extension request, the IRS will acknowledge
receipt of your request.

 

4. Use Form 4868 if you file a paper form. You can request anextension of time to file by submitting Form 4868, Application forAutomatic Extension of Time to File U.S. Individual Income Tax Return.You must submit this form to the IRS by April 15. Form 4868 is availableon IRS.gov.

 

5. Electronic funds withdrawal. If you e-file an extension request, you can also pay any balance due by authorizing an electronic fundswithdrawal from a checking or savings account. To do this you will needyour bank routing and account numbers.