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Individual Tax Preparation
Boston residents need comprehensive handling of rental income, commuter deductions, and Massachusetts-specific tax credits.
Boston residents benefit from comprehensive tax preparation services tailored to the city's diverse economy and housing market. From historic neighborhoods to modern innovation districts, Boston taxpayers manage complex returns involving rental income, commuter deductions, and local business expenses. The city's status as a major employment center creates demand for multi-state filings and remote work tax planning. Massachusetts residents track charitable contributions, energy credits, and education savings incentives. Property owners calculate depreciation on brownstones and condos while managing rental income. Self-employed professionals across industries maintain detailed expense records for optimal deductions. The city's academic and medical institutions generate demand for specialized tax planning around equity compensation and retirement accounts.
Popular services
Tax services for Boston residents
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Self Employed and 1099
Boston's gig economy and freelance professionals require detailed expense tracking and quarterly planning.
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Multi State and Nonresident
Boston commuters and remote workers need coordination between Massachusetts and other state tax filings.
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S Corp and Partnership Returns
Boston businesses and professional practices structure as pass-through entities for tax optimization.
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Amended and Prior Year Returns
Year-end bonuses and corrections are common in Boston's professional sectors, requiring timely amendments.
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Equity Compensation and RSU Tax
Boston's technology and healthcare sectors generate significant equity compensation requiring specialized tax planning.
FAQs
Boston tax questions answered
What Massachusetts tax credits are available for Boston residents?
Boston, MA residents qualify for energy credits, education savings incentives, and charitable contribution deductions under Massachusetts tax law.
How do commuter deductions work for Boston workers?
Boston, MA workers can deduct transportation costs to work locations outside the city if they itemize and maintain detailed mileage or transit records.
What tax considerations apply to Boston rental properties?
Boston, MA rental property owners can deduct depreciation, maintenance costs, and property taxes while reporting rental income on Schedule E.
How are bonuses taxed for Boston professionals?
Boston, MA professionals include year-end bonuses in taxable income, potentially qualifying for deferral strategies or retirement plan contributions.
Example engagement
How we help Boston taxpayers
Situation: A downtown professional with rental income from a Back Bay condo, commuter expenses, and year-end bonus income
Review rental income documentation, calculate commuter deductions, prepare Schedule E, and coordinate with employer W-2 corrections
Expected Outcome
Maximized deductions through proper rental expense allocation and commuter cost documentation
Example of the type of engagement we can handle
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Tax preparation for Boston
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