Accounting Services.

HOW WE CAN HELP YOU

Keeping accurate and up to date books is essential for all businesses, regardless of their size or industry. Basically, your books represent foundational information describing your business activities. Want to know your profits for the month? You need good books for that. Interested in knowing what your biggest expenses are? Check the books. Wondering how much of your loan you’ve paid off? Go to the books? Want to be ready come tax time? Wait for it…go to the books.

We’ll keep you up to date so you have this crucial information at your finger tips. Give us a call and let’s chat. Click on the surfers to learn more!

Personal and Corporate Tax Preparation.

Tax preparation is the process of preparing tax returns to be filed with the IRS, the state, or both. Most of the time, tax returns are filed with both, depending on where the individual or business is located.

Effective tax preparation helps you and your business minimize tax liability. It can be challenging to find quality accounting and tax services at affordable prices.

At Treasure Valley Accounting & Services LLC, we ensure you have nothing to worry about when it comes to resolving issues with the IRS, and we can easily handle any type of tax situation you may have.

Personal Tax Preparation

We can help you prepare your personal tax return.

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Business Tax Preparation

We prepare tax returns for all types of businesses, including sole proprietors, partnerships, limited liability companies, and corporations.

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Public Notary

In Idaho, notaries public offer services to ensure the authenticity and legality of documents, including notarization, administering oaths, witnessing signatures, and certifying copies. They also have the authority to take acknowledgments, administer oaths, and certify copies of records.

Here's a more detailed breakdown of the services:

• Notarization:

  • Notaries can certify the authenticity of signatures on various legal documents like contracts, wills, and powers of attorney.

  • They verify the identity of the signer and ensure they are signing freely and without coercion.

• Administering Oaths and Affirmations:

  • Notaries can administer oaths and affirmations, which are formal statements made under penalty of perjury.

  • This is often used in legal proceedings and for affidavits.

• Witnessing Signatures:

  • Notaries can witness signatures on various documents, ensuring that the signature is genuine and that the signer intended to sign the document.

• Certification of Copies:

  • Notaries can certify copies of original documents, making them legally binding for use in legal proceedings or other purposes.

• Other Notarial Acts:

  • Notaries can also note a protest of a negotiable instrument and transcribe and certify depositions.

Important Notes:

• Notaries in Idaho are commissioned by the Idaho Secretary of State. 

• They act as impartial witnesses and are not allowed to provide legal advice or help customers complete legal forms.

• A notary signing agent has no special powers and must adhere to Idaho notary law in all transactions.

Get documents notarized quickly with our officials who have been certified by the state of Idaho. Notaries public are impartial witnesses who help you validate important documents and reduce your exposure to fraud.

A notary public can assist you in handling various business matters, including witnessing and authenticating the execution of documents and signatures. We offer public notary services and always have someone available when you need it!

Documents such as

• Contracts

• Affidavits

• Translations

• Immigration Forms

• Family Petitions

ITIN Number

Individual taxpayer identification number (ITIN)

An ITIN is a 9-digit number the IRS issues if you need a U.S. taxpayer identification number for federal tax purposes, but you aren’t eligible for a Social Security number (SSN).

What is an ITIN number NOT used for?

An ITIN is not used for authorizing work in the United States, providing eligibility for Social Security benefits, or qualifying a dependent for the Earned Income Tax Credit.

Who can apply for an ITIN number?

Individuals who are not eligible for a Social Security Number (SSN) but need to file a U.S. tax return or have a federal tax reporting requirement can apply for an ITIN. This includes non-resident aliens, resident aliens, dependents, and spouses of U.S. citizens or resident aliens.

To apply for an ITIN, you need to prove the applicant's identity and foreign status. Required documents include: passport, identification card, U.S. or foreign driver's license, official birth certificate for those under 18, visa, U.S. or foreign military ID card, or foreign voter's registration card.

What an ITIN is used for

An ITIN is issued by the IRS for federal tax purposes only.

An ITIN doesn't:

• Qualify you for Social Security benefits or the Earned Income Tax Credit

• Provide or change immigration status

• Authorize you to work legally in the U.S.

• Serve as identification outside the federal tax system

Who needs an ITIN

You need an ITIN if you have a federal tax purpose and you’re not eligible for an SSN.

What's a federal tax purpose

You have a federal tax purpose when you:

• Are legally required to file a U.S. federal income tax return

• Want to claim a refund or allowable tax benefit or report income by filing a tax return*

• Can be claimed as a spouse or dependent for anallowable tax benefit.

• Must provide a tax identification number for another federal tax purpose

Generally, a tax return that contains all zero entries will not show a federal tax purpose. In this case, you don’t need to file a tax return or apply for an ITIN.

*If you earned income but don’t owe tax or aren’t required to file, you may want to file a tax return to get money back. You could be eligible for a refund or a refundable tax credit

Who's elegible for an ITIN

If you're a resident alien, nonresident alien or their spouse or dependent, you can apply for an ITIN regardless of immigration status.

Resident alien or nonresident alien

If you're not a U.S. citizen, your tax status can be either:

• Resident alien – If you were present in the U.S. for more than 183 days* (substantial presence test) or you’re a lawful permanent resident of the U.S.   (green card test)

• Nonresident alien – If you don’t meet either the green card or substantial presence test for resident alien status.

*Special day-counting rules apply to certain foreign government-related individuals, teachers, trainees and students who are temporarily present in the U.S. under certain U.S. visas.

Spouse or dependent

You're only eligible for an ITIN if either:

• You can be claimed for an allowable tax benefit

• You file your own tax return

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