Schooley Tax & Accounting

The deadline is Monday May 17th. We will be open today until 4:30, Saturday 9-1, and Monday 8-4:30. Anyone in our office that does not pick up by Monday will be automatically put on extension. If you have any questions, please feel free to call us.

Just a reminder, individual tax returns are automatically extended until May 17, 2021. We will be closing today, April 15th, at 4:30 pm for a much needed staff break. We will reopen on Monday, April 19th at 8 am.

Due to the incoming storm and for the safety of our employees and clientele, we will be closed Thursday February 18th. We will reopen on Friday as soon as the roads permit. All scheduled appointments will be by phone.

Due to the ongoing snow storm, we won't open Tuesday February 2nd until road and weather conditions allow. Stay safe everyone.

Good evening everyone. Due to inclement weather, Schooley Tax and Accounting will be closed tomorrow, Monday, February 1st. We hope to reopen Tuesday, as long as the storm cooperates.

Good afternoon everyone. We are closing today, Christmas Eve at 12 noon and are closed tomorrow, Christmas Day. We will return to the office on Monday the 28th of December. We wish everyone Happy Holidays.

Good morning. Due to the incliment weather, our office is closed today, Thursday 12-17-2020. We will reopen when weather and road conditions allow. Please feel free to leave a voicemail, email us, or use our drop box if need be. Be safe.

Hi everyone! Just a quick reminder that our office is closed on Monday May 25 in observance of Memorial Day.Hi everyone! Just a quick reminder that our office is closed on Monday May 25 in observance of Memorial Day.

Good Morning Everyone. I apologized for not getting this info out earlier. Our pig roast for this year has been cancelled due to the social distancing guidelines related to COVID-19. We will be back at it next year. Again, sorry for the delay putting this out. Please stay safe and healthy.

Good Morning. We are aware the many of our small business clients are struggling and experiencing difficulty navigating the loans and other stimulus programs available to them. We ask that small business owners please call Kim and discuss what may be the best options available for them. Kim has been scouring available information and would like to help small business owners in any way he can. Please call Kim directly in regards to small business programs at 570-441-9498.

Since Friday when congress passed the Coronavirus stimulus package, we have been bombarded with phone calls. In an attempt to inform you all what we know, I am creating a list that may help answer your questions. 1) The IRS will NOT call you to get updated address or bank information. Scammers have already started scaring people and trying to get personal information this way. DO NOT give out personal information to someone claiming to work for the IRS or SSA. 2) Addresses an...d banking info being used to send people their stimulus checks are being pulled from your 2019 tax return, or your 2018 tax return if you have not filed for 2019 yet. 3) Low income people on social security DO NOT need to file a tax return to get their stimulus checks. The SSA already has their address. They also have their bank info if they currently receive their social security via direct deposit. 4) For those people that still typically file tax returns, but have not done so since 2017 or before, a change of address form can be sent to the IRS to update them (4-6 weeks to process the form). 5) In general the amounts of the stimulus checks will be $1,200 for single, $2,400 for married couples, and $500 for children 16 and under. 6) Dependents age 17 and over will not receive a stimulus check (for example college students still claimed on their parents returns). 7) The stimulus payments phase out for single people making $75,000 or more and $150,000 or more for married couples. Single people that make $99,000, and married couples making $198,000 or more will NOT receive a stimulus check. Here are some additional resources: The IRS address change form can be found here https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f8822.pdf The IRS Coronavirus response page is here and should be updated with more informatrion in the coming days https://www.irs.gov/coronavirus I know this is a lot of information to take in, but right now we don't really know much more than most folks are hearing on the news. If you need help calculating your expected stimulus checks you can call the office, however the calculator is extremely helpful and only ask 3 questions. We hope everyone is well. Please stay safe and healthy everyone