Tax Preparation, Bookkeeping and Payroll for Afghan-Owned Businesses in Pashto, Dari and 22 More Afghan Languages

Yes. Every meeting, document request and explanation can be in Pashto or Dari, with Pashto-speaking and Dari-speaking specialists on your engagement team, and we match the dialect your family speaks. Many Afghans call Dari by the name Farsi; our specialists work in the Afghan Dari you speak, not Iranian Persian. We also work in 22 more Afghan languages, in English, and in French, German, Spanish, Italian, Hebrew, Urdu, Arabic, Hindi, Portuguese, Chinese, Russian, Turkish and Swedish.

Yes. We work across all 50 states and Washington, D.C., including businesses that operate in more than one state. We file state income and franchise tax returns, register and file payroll withholding and unemployment accounts, and handle sales and use tax wherever you have an obligation. You can meet us in person in Washington, D.C. or work with us entirely online.

Every engagement is priced as a fixed monthly or project fee after a confidential diagnostic. The fee reflects your transaction volume, the number of employees, entities and states, and whether earlier years need catch-up work. You receive the fee and scope in writing before any work begins, and we do not bill by the hour.

Yes. We rebuild the books from bank, card and payroll records, prepare the unfiled returns, and work with the IRS and your state on penalties and payment plans where they apply. We confirm what each agency expects before filing, so you see the full picture before you sign anything.

Do not ignore it, and keep the envelope. Send it to us through your secure vault; we explain it in your language and answer it before its deadline, whether it is a CP2000, CP14, CP504 or a state notice. Representation in an examination is handled by a credentialed practitioner authorized on Form 2848.

Yes. We prepare quarterly IFTA fuel tax returns and Form 2290 heavy highway vehicle use tax, which is due August 31 for trucks first used in July. We also track per diem, keep owner-operator settlements reconciled and issue the 1099s your drivers and contractors need.

Yes. We handle tip reporting, Form 8027, the FICA tip credit and the separate reporting of qualified tips on 2026 Forms W-2. That reporting lets your employees claim the federal deduction of up to $25,000 in qualified tips for 2025 through 2028.

Your documents go into an encrypted client vault with multi-factor sign-in, never by WhatsApp, text message or email attachment. Only your named engagement team can open your file, every access is logged, and we operate under a written information security plan, as federal law requires of tax preparers. We never use or disclose your tax information without your signed consent.

An IRS-registered preparer with a current PTIN prepares it, a senior reviewer checks it, and we walk you through it in your language before you sign Form 8879 to authorize e-filing. Nothing is filed until you approve it.

Yes, depending on the work. For owners with companies or family in Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, France, Austria or Australia, we keep books and payroll records to local standards and coordinate the U.S. side of cross-border filings. Where local law reserves a filing to a locally registered agent, we say so at the start and scope the work accordingly.

Yes. We prepare lender-ready profit and loss statements, balance sheets and cash-flow statements, assemble the tax returns and schedules a lender asks for, and answer the lender's questions about your books.

Payments to contractors are now reported on Form 1099-NEC or 1099-MISC at $2,000 or more, up from $600. Workers can deduct qualified tips, up to $25,000, and qualified overtime, up to $12,500 or $25,000 on a joint return, for 2025 through 2028, and employers report those amounts separately on 2026 Forms W-2. We apply each change to your payroll and returns.

We work in the software you already use, including QuickBooks Online, Xero, Gusto, ADP, Square, Clover, Toast, Shopify and Amazon Seller Central, or we set up and migrate your books for you.

Yes, through our individual tax practice. When your business income flows to your personal return, the same team coordinates both, so your Schedule C, K-1s and household filings tell one consistent story.