FAQ & Resources
When is the earliest that I can file my taxes?
When you get your W-2, you can have your taxes prepared right away, but the IRS will not accept them before a pre-defined date.
How does H&H file my taxes?
We are certified by the IRS as an Electronic Return Originator, this allows us to E-File your return once the IRS is accepting returns. We can also file a paper return if you prefer.
What are the types of taxes H&H Tax Service Texas prepares?
Individual taxes including Federal 1040 Series, Business Tax 940 Series, 1065 Series, 1120 Series. Assist in W7 Applications to obtain Individual Taxpayer Identification Number. State Tax Forms including Sales Use Tax, Franchise, Unemployment. We also offer Notary Services. See our Services page to learn more.
When are you open?
We are available year-round for Payroll and Quarterly filing.
We are available for tax preparation beginning January 1st – June 1st | Mon-Sat 9am – 9pm, Sun 1pm – 6pm
Available June 1st – October 20th | Fridays & Saturdays 9 am – 6 pm (Extensions)
How do I make an appointment?
Call or text us: (Office) 254-407-7100 (Office Cell) 254-913-7771 or (Personal Cell) 254-421-2042
General: hhtaxservice1040@gmail.com
Owner: hwebster@hhtaxservice1040.com
Office Manager: dwebster@hhtaxservice1040.com
Office Assistant: assistant@hhtaxservice1040.com
Or use the form on our Contact page!
What is the average cost of tax preparation at H&H Tax Service?
We charge flat fees so you will know what your return is prior to filing. 85% of our returns are $75.00; those are returns that have W2 Income and are completed on short form. If you have itemized deductions and/or 1099’s we charge $100.00. Tax preparation for businesses is dependent upon the business size and needs and the fee will be determined after an initial consultation.
Why should I choose H&H Tax Service to file my taxes?
H&H Tax Service Texas is owned by a local trusted school administrator, who has been in the tax business for over 20 years. We ensure that our tax preparer’s complete 18 hours annually of updated course work and annual reexaminations to keep up with current tax law changes. This credential allows us to be a part of the IRS Annual Filing Season Program and Credentialed IRS Preparers Directory.
What paperwork should I bring to my tax appointment?
View the Tax Appointment Checklist for a complete list of expected documentation.
How can I get my refund?
We can set up a check to be mailed to you or have your refund directly deposited into your bank account.
How can I check the status of my refund?
The “Where’s My Refund?” tool on the IRS website provides the most up-to-date information regarding the status of your refund. This tool is updated every 24 hours.
Why is my refund less than I expected?
Many factors can contribute to why your refund is less than you expected. You have to consider the three elements that define a refund: your taxable income, the amount withheld from your paycheck for federal and state taxes, and your tax rate. If you aren’t getting as much money back try to look on the bright side – you didn’t give the IRS a zero-interest loan.
What if I owe taxes and can’t pay?
We encourage you to still file; we can set up a payment plan for you at the time of filing your taxes. This will allow you to make monthly payments that are within your budget.
What if I have not filed in several years or have current issues with IRS?
We can assist you in filing previous years taxes. We can help to file amendments to previously filed returns and offer assistance to work out a plan to get a resolution.
Tax Appointment Checklist
personal information if applicable
- Last year’s income tax (NEW CLIENTS ONLY)
- Name, Address, Social Security Number and Date of Birth (yourself, spouse and dependents)
- Driver’s License/ID For Taxpayer and Spouse
- Dependent Care Provider, Name, Address, Tax ID and S.S.N.
- Banking information if Direct Deposit Requested
income documentation if applicable
- Wages and/or Unemployment W2’s, 1099G, 1099-NEC
- Interest and/or Dividend Income (1099-INT or 1099-DIV)
- State/Local income tax refunded (1009-G)
- Social Security Income (SSA-1099) Railroad Income (RRB-1099)
- Pension/Annuity (1099-R) Stock or Bond Sales (1099-B)
- Contract/Partnership/Trust/Estate Income (K-1)
- Gambling/Lottery Winnings and Losses/Prizes/Bonus (W-2G)
- Alimony Income
- Rental Income
- Self Employment/Tips (Bank Statements)
- Foreign Income
other documents if applicable
- Dependent Care Costs
- Education/Tuition Costs/Materials Purchased
- Medical/Dental Expenses
- Medical Tax Forms From Marketplace
- Mortgage/Home Equity Loan Interest/Mortgage Insurance FORM 1098
- Employment Related Expenses
- Gambling/Lottery Expenses
- Tax Return Preparation Expenses
- Investment Expenses
- Real Estate Taxes
- Estimated Tax Payments to Federal and State Government and Dates Paid
- Home Property Taxes
- Charitable Contributions Cash/Non-Cash
- Purchase qualifying for Residential Energy Credit
- IRA Contributions/Retirement Contributions
- Home Purchase/Moving Expenses
