Worthington Tax Services

It's personal. Because I care and I believe that we’re in this together.

Accountant in Worthington, OH (show on map)

5.0

★★★★★

3 reviews

Professional tax services including preparation, IRS representation, software selection, and bookkeeping with personalized client care.

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About

For over 30 years, Worthington Tax Services has provided personalized tax preparation, IRS representation, accounting software selection, and bookkeeping services. The firm emphasizes client relationships and proactive tax management to minimize liabilities and navigate audits effectively.

Personalized client care

30+ years of combined experience

Enrolled Agent representation

Comprehensive service suite (preparation, audit defense, software selection, bookkeeping)

Services

Tax Preparation and Tax Projection

Helps clients minimize future tax liability by proactively managing personal and business tax issues, including understanding the impact of upcoming business opportunities on tax status.

Proactive tax management Impact analysis of business opportunities on tax status

IRS Representation

Provides experienced representation during IRS audits and other tax-related legal proceedings.

Audit defense Communication with IRS on client behalf

Accounting Software Selection & Implementation

Assists businesses in choosing and implementing the right accounting software solutions tailored to their needs.

Needs assessment Software recommendation Implementation and training

Bookkeeping/Write-Up

Provides comprehensive bookkeeping and write-up services for businesses needing financial oversight.

Financial record maintenance Write-up services for growing businesses

Credentials & Certifications

Enrolled Agent

Since 1996

Reviews

Rating

★★★★★

Reviews

"On-site services"

Frequently Asked Questions

How long will it take for you to prepare and file my tax return? +

Preparation time depends on the complexity of the return. Providing all relevant records upfront minimizes delays. Generally, schedule your appointment several weeks before the IRS deadline.

Is e-filing my tax return safe? +

Yes, if done carefully. Reputable platforms encrypt returns; avoid public Wi-Fi without a VPN to prevent data theft.

What should I do if I cannot pay the full amount of tax I owe by the deadline? +

Pay as much as possible immediately, then propose an installment plan to the IRS. Communicate with a trusted tax professional for assistance.

How long will it take to get my IRS refund? +

Electronic filings typically receive refunds within 21 days; paper filings may take six weeks or more. Direct deposit speeds receipt of funds.

Can a person qualify for more than one tax filing status? +

Yes. For example, married couples may file jointly or separately, and unmarried individuals with dependents may choose single or head of household status.

Does an automatic 6-month IRS filing extension give me more time to pay my taxes? +

No. The extension only delays filing; payment is still due by the standard deadline to avoid penalties.

I have heard that if I do not owe any tax, I don't have to file a return. Is that true? +

Only in certain cases. If income is below the standard deduction, filing may not be required. However, if income exceeds the threshold but no tax is owed due to deductions/credits, filing may still be necessary to claim refunds.

Can I claim my step child or foster child as a dependent? +

Yes, stepchildren and foster children can qualify as dependents under IRS rules, provided they meet the necessary criteria.