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Business Tax Preparation in Peachtree City, GA

Running a business already gives you enough to manage. Your tax return shouldn’t add unnecessary confusion.

At Peachtree Tax Solutions, I provide business tax preparation for sole proprietors, LLCs, S corporations, and partnerships. I take the time to understand how your business operates, prepare your return carefully, and explain the tax issues that matter to you.

Business Tax Preparation That Looks Beyond the Forms

A business tax return is more than reporting income and expenses.

How your business is structured, how you pay yourself, the expenses you deduct, equipment and vehicle purchases, retirement contributions, and estimated payments can all affect your overall tax situation.

Before completing your return, I review the information you provide, look for items that need clarification, and consider how the business return affects your personal taxes.

The goal is straightforward: prepare an accurate return, claim the deductions you're entitled to, and help you understand the result.

Business Returns I Prepare

I provide tax preparation for:

Sole Proprietors & Single-Member LLCs

Schedule C business income and expenses reported with your individual tax return.

S Corporations

Form 1120-S preparation, shareholder information, Schedule K-1s, and related tax considerations.

Partnerships & Multi-Member LLCs

Form 1065 preparation and Schedule K-1 reporting for partners and members.

Independent Contractors & 1099 Businesses

Tax preparation for consultants, tradespeople, freelancers, gig workers, and other self-employed professionals.

Truck Drivers & Owner-Operators

Tax preparation for independent drivers and trucking businesses, including common transportation-industry expenses and business-use considerations.

If your business has a more complicated tax situation, we'll discuss what's involved before preparation begins.

What I Review

Every business is different, but depending on your situation, preparation may include reviewing:

Business income and expenses
Prior-year tax returns
1099 income and other reporting forms
Vehicle and mileage expenses
Equipment and asset purchases
Depreciation
Home-office expenses when applicable
Business insurance and professional expenses
Retirement contributions
Owner or shareholder compensation
Estimated tax payments
Shareholder or partner distributions
Schedule K-1 information
State filing requirements
Changes in your business during the year
If something doesn't look right or additional information is needed, I'll ask before simply putting a number on the return.