Amore Accounting Services LLC

Bookkeeping service in Greenville, RI (show on map)

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18 reviews

Amore Accounting Services, LLC offers expert tax preparation and personalized financial guidance to help clients achieve their financial goals.

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About

Amore Accounting Services, LLC, led by Ronald Amore Jr., aims to enhance public awareness of the tax process. With a focus on saving clients money and empowering them with knowledge, the firm offers a range of services tailored to individual needs.

The business serves all Rhode Island communities and neighboring areas, providing comprehensive tax preparation and financial planning.

Free consultation available

Personalized financial guidance

Focus on empowering clients with knowledge

Services

Personal Taxes

Preparation of individual tax returns, ensuring compliance with federal and state tax laws.

Free consultation Expertise in tax laws Time-saving for complex financial situations Maximization of deductions and credits

Business Tax Services

Comprehensive tax preparation and planning for businesses, including self-employed individuals and small businesses.

Expertise in business tax laws Handling of complex business income and expenses Maximization of business deductions and credits Ongoing tax planning and compliance support

Credentials & Certifications

Bachelor’s degree in Accounting

Since 2004

Over 20 years of tax preparation experience

Reviews

Rating

★★★★★

Reviews

"Accurate, responsible and reasonable priced!"

Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I hire a tax preparer? +

Hiring a tax preparer offers expertise in tax laws, saves time, minimizes errors, optimizes deductions, handles complexity, and provides peace of mind.

Will a professional get me a greater tax return than doing my taxes on my own? +

While there is a cost, the potential benefits of a higher tax return and peace of mind often outweigh the expense. The decision depends on individual financial situations.

What do I need for income tax preparation? +

Required information includes social security numbers, W-2 forms, 1099 forms, investment income records, business income information, unemployment income, rental property income, social security benefits, and miscellaneous income details.

What happens if I owe back taxes? +

Consequences include accrual of interest and penalties, IRS notices, tax liens, wage garnishment, and potential legal action. Steps to address include filing outstanding returns, exploring payment options, seeking professional assistance, and considering installment agreements.

Do I have to file my taxes every year? +

Yes, individuals are generally required to file taxes annually based on income thresholds, filing status, age, self-employment, and other income sources. Filing is necessary even if no tax is owed to claim refunds.

What records should I keep along with my tax returns and how long should I keep them? +

Keep income documents, expense receipts, tax forms, investment records, property records, business records, medical records, and education records. Retain income and expense documents for at least three years, tax forms indefinitely, and other records based on specific guidelines (e.g., six years for business records, three years for medical and education records).