Tax preparation services
Accuracy and responsiveness are my promises to you. At KB Financial Planning, I offer virtual tax preparation and filing of federal and state returns for individuals and businesses. I also offer bookkeeping, payroll and 1099 filings on a limited basis. For step-by-step guidance on how to retain my services, please see the tax preparation guide.
*Not accepting C-Corp clients at this time. Other entity filings are accepted on a case-by-case basis
What I believe:
- Tax preparation is more than just data entry and you’re more than just numbers on a page
- Your time and unique financial situation deserve my respect and personal attention
- We’re a team – I’m on your side and will advocate for your success
- Communication and transparency are critical to our working relationship
My office operates:
- With intention. I maintain year-round contact with clients and value deliverables over deadlines
- Virtually unless strictly necessary for local clients
- By appointment only during peak tax season months (February – April & October)
My clients understand:
- Your commitment to keeping me informed about your financial matters allows me to give you the advice you need, want and expect
- My time, like yours, is valuable. A 50% retainer fee is required prior to tax preparation services being rendered in order to reduce no-shows
- KB Financial Planning is not a franchise nor a low-cost leader and does not negotiate fees
- I am unwilling to push the legal limits of the law and adhere strictly to the ethics, practices and procedures outlined in Circular 230 and to the AFCPE® Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice
Please review the range of fees below. Pricing is intended to reflect the complexity of your tax filing and fees are primarily form based. Hourly billing will apply for those with multiple complexities, excessive documents, unusual circumstances, or whose returns require additional research.


Specializing in military tax issues
Servicemembers have unique filing needs and requirements and should work directly with a tax professional who understands those complexities clearly and fully. Whether you have recently returned from deployment, completed a PCS move, bought or sold a rental property or retired, I have extensive knowledge of the federal and state tax laws surrounding each of those issues and more.
I specialize in multi-state returns and returns utilizing the Military Spouse Residency Relief Act, ensuring your income is properly allocated and excluded as applicable no matter your home of record, state of legal residency, or assignment location. I have helped hundreds of military filers to complete amendments to recoup state taxes that were improperly assessed, often working directly with a state’s Department of Revenue to further ensure compliance.

Average Fee Ranges
Wages, retirement, Social Security, interest and/or dividend income. Up to 2 state returns.
Does not include dependents, business income or rental income.
Average fee is $200 – $300
Includes wages, itemized deductions, dependents, childcare expenses and/or education credits.
Includes investment income but may incur additional fees based on the number of statements, transactions and whether Crypto currency statements, if applicable, are complete.
Does not include business income if expenses exceed $5,000 or depreciation calculations are required.
Does not include rental property income.
Average fee is $300 – $400
Includes all previous examples.
Includes sole proprietorship and single member LLC income (Schedule C).
Includes rental property income (Schedule E). New (or new to KB Financial Planning) rental property owners will incur additional fees in order to complete and verify basis and depreciation calculations.
Average fee is $400+
Form 1065, U.S. Return of Partnership Income – starts at $700
Form 1120-S, U.S. Income Tax Return for an S Corporation – starts at $750
Form 990, Return of Organization Exempt from Income Tax – starts at $975
Other entity filings are accepted on a case-by-case basis. Please inquire at kaylyn@kbfinancialplanning.com or by setting an initial consultation appointment.
Situations that can impact return fees
- You sell a home or rental, or have K-1 income from a partnership, S corporation, trust or estate
- You have over $10,000 in foreign financial accounts
- You have income from more than 2 states
- You need to correct missed depreciation (Form 3115), file a gift tax return, report an installment sale or 1031 exchange
- You have multiple rental properties or small businesses
- Your record keeping is disorganized