Social Taxes

02/26/2026

MI REFUND CHECKS HAVE FINALLY STARTED DROPPING- Check them account!!!!!

02/19/2026

FEDERAL REFUNDS HAVE STARTED BEING DEPOSITED FOR EARLY FILERS THAT WERE AWAITING PATH ACT!!! Check those Chimes! Even with No Updates on ‘Where’s My Refund’ deposits still hitting 💰

01/25/2026

YES I’M PREPARING TAXES THIS YEAR!!!
YES I’M OPEN FOR BUSINES!!!
YES I’VE BEEN IN BUSINESS 10 YEARS!!!
YES I HAVE A ZERO AUDIT HISTORY!!!
YES I CAN MAXIMIZE YOUR REFUND!!!
YES I’M THE ORIGINAL VIRTUAL TAX OFFICE!!
AND YES I’M ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS!!!
Serious Inquiries Email: [email protected]
or DM via page 💰💰

01/03/2026

Social Taxes is gearing up for 2025-26 Tax Season
IRS Will Start Accepting Tax Returns the last week in January (TBA).
Use this time to start locating and gathering your documents, contacting Offset Number (800) 304-3107 to check for any possible debt owed.
ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS & OFFERING REFERRALS GIFT CARDS!

2025-26 Updates: primarily from the
One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) signed into law in July 2025, include permanent extensions of many 2017 tax cuts and several new, temporary deductions for individuals.
Key Individual Tax Updates for 2025
Standard Deduction: The standard deduction amounts have been made permanent and increased for inflation:
Single filers: $15,750
Married couples filing jointly: $31,500
Heads of household: $23,625
Federal Income Tax Brackets: The seven tax brackets (10%, 12%, 22%, 24%, 32%, 35%, 37%) are now permanent, with income thresholds adjusted for inflation.
Child Tax Credit: The maximum credit increased to $2,200 per qualifying child for 2025 and 2026, with up to $1,700 of that amount being refundable.
State and Local Taxes (SALT) Deduction:The cap on the SALT deduction is temporarily raised to $40,000 for married couples filing jointly (and single filers), up from $10,000. This increased cap is subject to income phaseouts.
New Temporary Deductions (2025-2028): The OBBBA introduced several new deductions for certain taxpayers, available whether you itemize or take the standard deduction:
Seniors: An additional deduction of $6,000 for individuals age 65 and older ($12,000 for qualifying married couples), subject to income limits.
Tips: A deduction of up to $25,000 for qualified tips received in certain occupations, with income phaseouts.
Overtime Pay: A deduction for the premium portion of qualified overtime pay, up to $12,500 for single filers and $25,000 for joint filers, with income phaseouts.
Car Loan Interest: A deduction of up to $10,000 in interest paid on a loan for a new, U.S.-assembled personal use vehicle purchas

01/02/2026

& don’t forget to call that FEDERAL OFFSET NUMBER to make sure you don’t owe a debt to any FEDERAL OR STATE AGENCIES…

Thank me later… TAXES IS NEAR, GET ON PAYMENT PLANS FOR WHOEVER YOU OWE!

12/18/2025

04/15/2025

That’s A Wrap!
Just Efiled my last 2 Tax Clients for 2024/25 Tax Season…
Appreciate you All🫶🏽💵

01/28/2025

Friday 1/31/25 and Saturday 2/1/25
We Will Reopen Monday at 3pm
No More Appointments Available This Week. Schedule Soon For Upcoming Week
Cash Loan Advances Paid Out Within 24 Hours

01/27/2025

HAPPY TAX SEASON ☺️🤑

01/03/2025

W2 Needed to Apply! No Paystubs