By ckotelmach September 03, 2015
the number listed here is not correct, the correct number is (918) 745-9340 ...read more
By Konica Minolta Business Solutions of Tulsa September 10, 2014
The correct phone number is 918-398-1657 or you can email me at douglas.scott@kmbs.konicaminlta.us ...read more
By Cassandra P. at Judy's Book February 06, 2013
I have been getting my taxes done for the last couple of years through Gardner's Tax Service. I got a letter from the IRS two days before Christmas stating that I owed $200 within 30 days. I took this letter I received back to Gardner's Tax... ...read more
Andrea E. Van Deventer is your tax preparation company in Tulsa, Oklahoma. We were a former tax auditor for more than 9 years; we have also owned a tax and accounting practice in the Tulsa area, since 1987. With a single principle in mind, we formed our accounting firm in an effort to provide you with the highest level of personalized service possible. With a genuine care for people, you will always receive direct service from us, without the concern that your private financial affairs will be handed off to another accountant or new staff member. Get efficient and practical solutions for all of your accounting, taxation, representation, and consulting needs. ...read more
By Andrea E. Van Deventer, Taxes & Accounting. July 29, 2014
Everyone is aware of the political changes over recent times. Please, we implore you to research the many changes in tax law. What you do not know can and will hurt you. Keeping your hard earned money is a difficult task today and as professional enrolled agents we implore you to not rely on the deals that are so tempting but untrue. If it sounds too good to be true it is. Marketers know they can get you to buy much more easily by appealing to your emotions than your common sense. Therefore, untold thousands of absolute lies can empty your money from your pocket. Please be diligent and read the tax publications or rely upon a professional tax accountant that must attend continuing education classes every year to keep up with current laws. If you choose to use so called free tax software, or get suckered into the scheme that major tax preparation companies use, you will leave a lot of your justly earned cash in the hands of the IRS which in turn will turn it over to the Treasury where it will be used to finance the current new social programs. Quick refunds are a thing of the past. Just a few years ago it was very frustrating waiting weeks on end at your mailbox every Tuesday for your tax refund check. A few years back a couple of tax preparation companies knew if they could get your refund to you more quickly, they could get your business. It worked. Each year millions of people wait in long lines to have novice preparer with 10 weeks or less training and making little more than minimum wage, prepare their taxes. They then "apply" for what is known as a Refund Anticipation Loan otherwise known as a RAL. The process is very simple but also very expensive. Based on your prospective return, the company uses a bank, sometimes owned by them to give you an advance on your refund. It is NOT instant though. Often you must wait two to five days for the IRS to "accept" your return before the company will issue you a check. There is also a loan fee for this plus exorbitant interest. Your "loan can cost you a third of your refund. To rehash, you let an amateur figure your return, you pay a fee, wait 2 to 5 days and then pay outlandish interest plus a loan fee for a very short term loan. You do this because you think you will get your money more quickly. It just isn't true anymore. If you want to pay for example, $300.00 of your $1000.00 refund to get your check maybe 2 days quicker, The IRS thanks you kindly and so does B&R; Square or whoever you are going to use for your so called "really fast refund". The honest truth they will not tell you is that the IRS now direct deposits your money to your bank account in 5 to 12 days on average. This costs you nothing. So using one of these companies is really not advantageous. A comparison study by a professional accounting firm last year showed fees charged for computing and filing a tax return by these retail tax preparation companies were on average 20% higher than Enrolled Agents, professional tax accountants and even some tax attorneys. We know the Refund Anticipation Loans are a ripoff and we have too much integrity to use them. Rather, we offer to do figure your taxes and recheck the return three times to make sure you are refunded the maximum amount of your hard earned money as is legally possible. As for free online tax software, go figure. After using this software and receiving your refund, have a reputable company take a look at your return and I will bet a dollar to a doughnut you will ask them to file an amended return so you can get the rest of what is due you for deductions not recognized by the free software or your knowledge of tax laws. ...read more
By Axxe Tax & Bookkeeping Service Inc November 09, 2010
The State of Oklahoma is having a Sales Tax Holiday. It will run from 12:01A on August 6, 2010 until 12:00A(midnight) on August 8, 2010. All Retailers are required to participate! Anyone in Oklahoma can purchase personally wearable clothing and shoes and pay absolutely NO sales tax. Just in time for "Back to School" shopping for those kids that are growing every week!! Some items are excluded, like work uniforms and work safety shoes. Call our office for more information. (918) 660-2882 This information offered as a community service by Axxe Tax&Bookkeeping;. ...read more
By Axxe Tax & Bookkeeping Service Inc July 28, 2010
Many people give money to family members as a gift in their time of need or if they come into a substantial amount of money. Giving money to a family member can sometimes be taxed; however, there are ways to avoid this this and give money to family members free of tax. ...read more
Many people have opted to learn to file their taxes themselves. This is a great way to save money, and it puts people in control of their own tax return. The process can be confusing, but there are enough resources to learn the correct method. ...read more
