TITO TORRES TAX SERVICES

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5.0

★★★★★

5 reviews

Tito Torres Tax Services offers personalized tax preparation, planning, IRS audit representation, notary services, immigration assistance, translations, and wedding/divorce support.

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About

Tito Torres Tax Services, led by Arsenio Torres Jr., dedicates itself to personalized tax preparation and planning, IRS audit representation, and a suite of ancillary services including notary public duties, immigration assistance, translations, and wedding/divorce support. With a focus on individual client needs and years of experience, the firm offers tailored financial statements, proactive tax management, and expert navigation of federal, state, and local tax legislation to minimize liabilities.

Personalized attention

Tailored tax solutions

Years of IRS audit experience

Ancillary services like notary, immigration, translations, and event coordination

Services

Audits, Reviews, and Compilations

Tailored financial statement preparation to meet the unique needs of businesses, ensuring clarity and insight without disrupting operations.

IRS Representation

Expert representation during IRS audits and tax matters, leveraging years of experience.

Notary Public

Witnessing and authenticating document execution and signatures.

Tax Preparation & Planning

Proactive management of personal and business tax issues to minimize future liabilities.

Immigration

Assistance with immigration-related tax matters.

Translations

Translation services for tax documents and communications.

Credentials & Certifications

AFSP

CAA

Reviews

Rating

★★★★★

Reviews

"Mr. Torres is extremely knowledgeable, personable and professional."

Frequently Asked Questions

Why keeping good records matters (tax and non-tax reasons) +

Maintaining accurate records ensures accurate tax returns, timely refunds, and compliance with IRS inquiries. Good records also support non-tax financial decisions and planning.

How long to keep tax records +

Tax records should be kept for at least three years from the date of filing the return or two years from the date the tax was paid, whichever is later. Certain records may need to be retained longer.

What general types of records the IRS requires taxpayers to keep +

The IRS requires records such as income statements (W-2, 1099), expense receipts, bank statements, and documentation of deductions and credits.

Specific records needed for tax-saving opportunities and other tax matters +

Records like charitable donation receipts, mortgage interest statements, and education expense documents are essential for maximizing tax benefits and addressing specific tax scenarios.