Carolyn's Tax Service

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📬📩 Wait for ALL your documents before you file. Don’t rush and end up having the IRS hold your refund due to incomplete information.

🗃️If you are self employed have proof of income and expenses! Bank statements, cash app, invoices, quickbooks, receipts, booking apps, square etc

🫴 File your own kids🤦🤱

🏦💵Get a real bank account now and use direct deposit it’s the easiest and fastest way to get your refund💰💵

🪪 Get your docs in order now SS cards, valid ID or Drivers license. Contact office for complete list

👉IP PIN numbers are being mailed out now by the IRS. They will also be available online.👈

We are always accepting new clients!

We offer in person, drop off service, and remote service!

💻📱It's time to start checking those employees login accounts for your tax forms!
📱📞Call or text us to set up an appointment/remote access 817-914-8767

👉💰Official start date is January 29,2024
👉We have lots of new changes this year!
📱📞Call or text us to get your appointment/remote ahead of the rush!!
Sandi- 817-914-8767
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“All eight of the Tarrant County Tax Office locations are open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to assist taxpayers with their property tax payments but we encourage taxpayers to pay online whenever possible to avoid the crowds”
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