Eric Johnson CPA | Henderson, NV Tax & IRS Resolution

Specialties

Tax Preparation

Income Tax Preparation Read more

Bookkeeping

Bookkeeping Consulting: Monthly or periodic bookkeeping or accounting analysis is quoted at roughly $150 to $3... Read more

Tax Planning

Tax Planning and Advisory Read more

Business Formation & Entity Structuring

Guides owners through the formation process so they avoid traps. Read more

Financial Statements & Reporting

Financial Statement Preparation: Prepares compiled or reviewed statements and most bookkeeping services. Read more

IRS Representation & Tax Resolution

IRS Dispute Resolution: A free consultation is offered. Read more

Clients Served

Individuals

Business Owners

Software & Tools

QuickBooks

Our Team

EJ

Eric Johnson

CPA · Henderson · Licensed: NV

Locations

Main Office Primary

2850 W. Horizon Ridge Pkwy, Ste #200, Henderson, NV, 89052 (702) 326-6861

About Eric Johnson CPA LLC

Eric Johnson CPA LLC in Henderson, Nevada provides tax, accounting and business services for individuals, entities and business owners. Services include income tax preparation, tax planning and advisory, IRS dispute resolution, financial statement preparation and business formation, with free consultations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why use a CPA for tax preparation instead of a cheaper option?

Depending on your situation, the benefit should outweigh the extra cost, and a CPA is also best placed to give tax advice beyond preparing the return.

What is tax advisory service and do I need it?

It means analyzing financial and tax problems or transactions, building solutions and recommending actions, for clients from individuals to businesses. Planning helps you see the tax effect of each decision.

How much will it cost?

No single price fits all. After defining the services you need, the firm explains the value you will receive in return.

When do I pay?

For simple returns, usually in full on delivery. For larger engagements, an initial retainer is requested to start.

Can I pay from my tax refund?

In most cases yes when e-filing, and the extra fee is small.

What if the IRS audits my return?

Some audit risk always exists, from random selection to complex transactions or unusual deductions. The firm is available to represent you.

How long should I keep tax and financial records?

Seven years, then shred. The IRS generally has six years to audit, though some records such as property closing statements and contracts should be kept indefinitely.