Unfiled rental returns? Let's get your portfolio current.
Rents came in, the years went by, and the returns didn't get filed. We rebuild each property's income and expenses, file every missing personal and LLC return, and get your depreciation right on the way.
No records? We start from your IRS transcripts and bank statements. Led by Johnny Wolfe, Master's in Accountancy, 8+ years in tax. Buckhead office or fully online.
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Rental income the IRS already sees
Property managers and platforms report rents. Unfiled years can turn into IRS-prepared returns with none of your expenses or depreciation.
Late partnership returns
A multi-member LLC that skipped its 1065 can face a late-filing penalty for each partner, for each month it's late.
A refinance or new purchase on hold
Lenders want filed returns. Your next deal waits until you're current.
Filing stops the most expensive penalty, even if you can't pay yet.
How we get you caught up
- IRS transcripts pulled to find every missing year
- Income and expenses rebuilt by property from bank statements
- Depreciation schedules set up, including years that were missed
- Missing Schedule E, 1065 and Georgia returns filed
- Personal and LLC returns tied together correctly
- Ongoing books by property once you're current, if you want it
20 minutes to understand where you stand. Confidential.
With your authorization we pull up to 6 years of IRS transcripts and check your Georgia account.
Which years are missing, what you likely owe or are owed, and a flat quote before any work starts.
We rebuild the records, file every return, then keep you current.
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Common questions
I have several LLCs. Can you untangle them?
Yes. We sort activity by entity and property, file each return, and tie it all back to your personal return.
Did I lose the depreciation I never took?
Often it can still be recovered. We review your history and show you what's possible before filing.
What if I owe more than I can pay?
File first. Filing stops the biggest penalty, and payment plans exist. We'll lay out your options.