Taxes in Spanish
Your taxes, case by case.
- In Spanish
- In Doral or by phone
- You review before we file
Find your situation, see the form you get and what to bring. We prepare your return and walk you through it before we file.
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Pick your case
Which one sounds like you?
Six situations we see every week, each with the form you get. Tap yours and we'll show you that form, box by box.
- Form W-2W-2 taxesIf an employer pays you and you have kids. See my form
- Form 1099-NEC1099 taxesIf you work for yourself. See my form
- Form 1099-KBusiness taxesIf you have an LLC or a company. See my form
- Form W-7ITIN (Form W-7)If you or your kids don't have an SSN. See my form
- Form 1095-AIf you had Obamacare. See my form
- IRS letterIf you got a letter and don't know what to do. See my form
Your form, box by box
We point out what matters on your form
Pick your case and we show you the real form with its key boxes marked and what each one means, plus what to bring and what we do.
W-2 taxesW-2 taxes and family
Who it's for: For you if an employer pays you by check or deposit and takes taxes out of your paycheck. If you have kids or other dependents, they go on your return too.
Form W-2
Your employer gives it to you early in the year. It shows what you earned and what was withheld.
What matters on this form
- 1Box 1. What you earned that year from that employer.
- 2Box 2. The federal taxes already taken out of your paycheck.
- 3Box a. Your Social Security number: check that it's right.
- 4Boxes 15 to 17. Your state's part. If your state has no income tax on wages, like Florida, they're usually blank.
Official blank form, from irs.gov.
What to bring
- The W-2 from every job you had this year
- SSN or ITIN for you, your spouse and your kids
- Each dependent's date of birth
- Your bank account, in case you get a refund
What we do
- We prepare your return with your W-2s
- We check the child credits the law gives you
- We walk you through it and you sign before we file
- We e-file it and give you your copy
1099 taxesSelf-employed, paid in cash or by app
Who it's for: For you if you work for yourself: construction, cleaning, Uber, DoorDash… Whether you're paid in cash, by Zelle or through an app, it has to be reported.
Form 1099-NEC
If a business paid you for your work, they may send you a 1099-NEC. If you're paid by card or through apps, you may get a 1099-K.
What matters on this form
- 1Payer. Who paid you: the business or person who hired you.
- 2Box 1a. What you were paid for your work that year.
- 3Box 4. Whether taxes were withheld. It's almost always blank: nobody withholds them for you.
- 4Recipient's TIN. Your number, SSN or ITIN: check that it's right.
Official blank form, from irs.gov.
What to bring
- Any 1099s you receive
- What you were paid in cash or by Zelle
- Your work expenses: gas, tools, phone
- Receipts, if you paid taxes during the year
What we do
- We add up what you earned, with or without a form
- We subtract the work expenses the law allows
- We explain the quarterly estimated payments
- We prepare and file your return
Business taxesTaxes for your business or LLC
Who it's for: For you if you have an LLC or a company. How it files depends on how it's set up: a single-owner LLC usually goes on your own return; with partners or as a corporation, it files separately.
Form 1099-K
It sums up what you were paid by card or through payment apps. It's one of the forms a business usually gets.
What matters on this form
- 1Box 1a. Everything you were paid by card or through apps that year, before expenses.
- 2Boxes 5a to 5l. The same, month by month. Useful to match it with your books.
- 3Filer. Who sends it: the payment company or app you get paid through.
Official blank form, from irs.gov.
What to bring
- Money in and out of the business this year
- The business's 1099-Ks and 1099s
- Your EIN and your LLC papers
- The business bank statements
What we do
- We check how your LLC is registered and which return it files
- We prepare the business's taxes and yours
- We tell you which papers to keep for next year
ITIN (Form W-7)ITIN: taxes without a Social Security number
Who it's for: For you, your spouse or your kids if you can't get a Social Security number. With an ITIN, a number issued by the IRS, you can file your taxes.
Form W-7
It's the form to apply for an ITIN with the IRS. It's usually sent together with your tax return.
What matters on this form
- 1Reason (a to h). Why you're applying: you check only one reason. It's the most important part of the form.
- 2Application type. Whether you're applying for a new ITIN or renewing yours.
- 3Line 1a. Your name, exactly as it appears on your passport.
Official blank form, from irs.gov.
What to bring
- Your valid passport or another document the IRS accepts
- What you earned this year
- Each dependent's documents
What we do
- We help you apply: we fill out the W-7 with you
- We tell you which documents the IRS asks for each person
- We prepare it together with your return
Form 1095-A1095-A: the Obamacare form for your taxes
Who it's for: For you if you had Obamacare, Marketplace health insurance, even for one month of the year. You will need this form for your return.
Form 1095-A
The Marketplace sends it, not the IRS. It arrives by mail by mid-February, and it may be in your Marketplace account as early as mid-January.
What matters on this form
- 1Column A. What your plan cost each month.
- 2Column B. The price of a benchmark plan: it's used to work out the help you're due.
- 3Column C. The help already paid to your insurer each month. Your return compares it with what you were due.
Official blank form, from irs.gov.
What to bring
- Your 1095-A, one per policy
- Details for everyone on the plan
- Your W-2s or 1099s for the year
What we do
- We use your 1095-A on your return
- We check the help you got to pay for the plan
- If your income changed, we explain what it means for your taxes
IRS letterI got a letter from the IRS
Who it's for: For you if you got a letter or notice from the IRS and don't know what to do. Don't ignore it: many have a date to respond by.
IRS letterEvery letter has its number in a right-hand corner, top or bottom. That number tells us what it's about.
What matters on this form
- 1The number. It's in a right-hand corner, top or bottom. It tells us what the letter is about.
- 2The date. When you have to respond by. Don't let it pass.
- 3What they ask. To pay, send a document or explain something. We walk you through it.
Sample drawing: the IRS doesn't publish sample letters.
What to bring
- The whole letter, every page
- That year's tax return
- Any papers the letter mentions
What we do
- We explain what the letter says and what they're asking for
- We tell you the date you have to respond by
- If needed, we prepare the correction to your return
Your employer gives it to you early in the year. It shows what you earned and what was withheld.
What matters on this form
- 1Box 1. What you earned that year from that employer.
- 2Box 2. The federal taxes already taken out of your paycheck.
- 3Box a. Your Social Security number: check that it's right.
- 4Boxes 15 to 17. Your state's part. If your state has no income tax on wages, like Florida, they're usually blank.
Official blank form, from irs.gov.
Key dates
The dates of your tax year
The ones people ask about most. If a date falls on a weekend or holiday, the next business day counts.
Apr 15
Deadline for most people · April 15
Last day to file your return and pay what you owe.
Source: IRS, when to file
Apr 15deadline for most people
Hover over a state to see its details; click to open its page.Tap a state to see its details.
Official data from each state and HealthCare.gov, checked in October 2026. Map: U.S. Census Bureau.
Remote
From any state, without coming to the office
We do your taxes by phone and WhatsApp. We tell you which papers you need and how to send them safely. If you're nearby, come to Doral.
- You message or call us
- We give you the list of papers
- You review and sign before we file
We never ask for papers with personal data over an open chat.
- Message us on WhatsAppTell us your case in your own words.
- (305) 639-0110Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
- Office in Doral4811 NW 79th Ave, Suite 2
Questions about taxes
Yes. We help you by phone and WhatsApp from any state. We tell you how to send us your papers safely, never over an open chat.
You can file an extension with Form 4868 and get six more months to file. But what you owe is still due in April.
Yes. What you earn working for yourself has to be reported, even if nobody gives you a form. We help you add it up and subtract your work expenses.
The IRS decides that, not us. You can check its status with the “Where's My Refund?” tool on irs.gov.
Yes. It's used to check the help you got to pay for your plan. If it didn't arrive, you can download it from your Marketplace account.
On your case: a W-2 isn't the same as a business with several 1099s. On the first call we look at your papers and tell you the price before we start.
