We've transitioned to a virtual setup and no longer maintain a physical office space. Please send any paper tax documents to the following mailing address:

PO Box 111, Middleville, MI 49333

• A Driver’s License for each adult on your return
• Social Security Card for new dependents
• Bank Account and Routing numbers for Direct Deposit

If You Have Children

• Childcare expenses along with the provider’s address and ID number
• If you normally receive an Earned Income Credit, we need a document that shows the residency of your child, including the child's name and parent's address, such as a school record, health care provider statement, medical record, or place of worship statement.

What does this mean? Why do they ask me this every time I get my taxes done? What does it take to itemize? Am I losing out if I don’t? These are all good questions. Let’s find out if you can benefit from itemizing on your next tax return.

Every year you have a choice between standard and itemized deduction. Itemizing means declaring your actual expenses, such as mortgage interest and taxes paid, instead of taking the default standard deduction set each year by the governing bodies.

If your total itemized deductions are higher than your standard deduction, you should choose to itemize for that year. You can choose to itemize deductions one year and not the next, only if it benefits you.

You can check the status of your income tax refund at irs.gov or by clicking the button below. If you filed a paper return, please allow 4 weeks before checking your status.

What You'll Need

• Your SSN or taxpayer ID number
• Your filing status
• The exact refund amount on your return