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Comprehensive Filing Support

If you have a U.S. Federal or State tax filing obligation, we’re here to help. As a CPA (Certified Public Accountant), I bring specialized expertise to ensure your taxes are handled accurately and efficiently. Unlike general tax preparers, CPAs are licensed professionals who have passed rigorous exams and continue to pursue ongoing education to stay current with tax laws. You can trust us to provide reliable, knowledgeable support for all your tax needs.

I’m here to help you every step of the way—from representing you during IRS audits to providing expert tax planning and financial advice. As a licensed CPA in North Carolina, I complete the required 40 continuing professional education (CPE) hours each year to stay on top of the latest best practices. With my experience and attention to your personal details, you can trust that you’re receiving the best support for all your tax and financial needs.

U.S. Reporting Services.

Drapalski Consulting understands—managing U.S. filings is tough; taxes often take a backseat to everything else on your plate. Then tax season rolls around, and suddenly you’re racing against the clock, trying to organize a year’s worth of receipts and deductions. It’s stressful, overwhelming, and all too common—but you don’t have to face it alone.

Personal Income Tax

Starts at $499/per 1040 Return.

Let me do the heavy lifting— you get hours of your life back!

Other areas we can support business clients in include,

Payroll Tax

  • Federal & State Registrations
  • Federal Payroll Tax Returns (Form 941/943, Form 940)
  • State Payroll Tax Returns
  • Employee Information Tax Forms (Form W-2/W-3)
  • Independent Contractor Information Tax Forms (Form 1099-MISC, Form 1099-NEC, Form 1096)

Audit Services

Should you face an audit, we can

  • Represent You: We’ll act as your authorized representative, handling all direct interactions with federal tax authorities within capacity as a Certified Public Accountant.
  • Prepare Documentation: Gather and organize all necessary documentation to support your tax positions.
  • Attend Audit Meetings: Be present at all audit meetings, providing expert explanations and advocating on your behalf.
  • Negotiate Settlements: If needed, negotiate with tax authorities to reach the most favorable settlement possible.
  • Appeal Unfavorable Decisions: In cases of disagreement, guide you through the appeals process, preparing all required documentation and representing you at appeals hearings.

Foreign Bank Account Report (FBAR)

FBAR stands for Foreign Bank Account Report. We provide personalised guidance and secure submission services with a focus on transparency and reliability. FBAR is a form used by U.S. citizens and residents to report financial interests in foreign bank accounts if the total value of those accounts exceeds $10,000 at any point during the calendar year. The form must be filed with the U.S. Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). Failure to file FBAR can result in penalties.

Employer Identification Number (EIN)

An Employer Identification Number (EIN) is a crucial identifier for businesses, akin to a Tax ID Number for individuals, and is essential for US tax filings and financial operations. Businesses that have employees or are not sole proprietorships must have an EIN, and it is often required by banks to open a business account. Even sole proprietors without employees may benefit from an EIN, as it provides a unique business identifier for smoother dealings with financial institutions and suppliers, while also offering an added layer of identity protection.

Individuals

Form 1040

Required for U.S. citizens and resident aliens with income above the filing threshold (varies by age and filing status), or self-employed individuals with income above $400.

Small Business

Schedule C

Required for self-employed individuals or sole proprietors who earn income from business activities and have net earnings of $400 or more.

Partnerships

Form 1065

Required for partnerships (two or more owners) to report income and deductions. The partnership itself doesn’t pay taxes, but partners report their share on their individual returns.

S Corporation (e.g. LLC)

Form 1120S

Required for S Corporations to report income, deductions, and profits. Income is passed through to shareholders (Schedule K-1) who report it on their individual tax returns.

Expats

Form 2555 or Form 1116

As an expat myself, I can intimately support you with your decision in taking a foreign income exclusion or foreign income credit decisions. We can extrapolate data and discuss your future goals so that we make the best tax decision together.

Estates

Form 1041

Required for estates of deceased individuals if the estate earns $600 or more in income or has a non-resident alien beneficiary.