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Small Business Tax Preparation

Tax preparation for self-employed individuals, freelancers, and small businesses, with help organizing your income and expense records.

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OG Multiservices LLC prepares tax returns and ITIN applications from the information and documents you provide. Refunds, credits and processing times depend on your situation and on the IRS; we cannot guarantee a refund or an ITIN approval. This page is general information, not tax or legal advice.

Small Business Tax Preparation

What's included for small business owners?

Self-employed people, freelancers and owners of sole proprietorships or single-member LLCs generally report business income and expenses on Schedule C with their personal return, and pay self-employment tax on their net earnings. The rules and rates are set by the IRS and change by tax year. We help you organize income records (1099-NEC or 1099-K forms, invoices, bank deposits) and expense records (supplies, software, phone, vehicle mileage and similar), and prepare the return for your review.

Whether an expense is deductible depends on your business and on your records, so bring what you have and we go through it with you rather than assuming anything is deductible. If your income comes from driving or delivering through apps, see our gig worker page; if you also need an ITIN yourself, see our ITIN service.

When do you need this?

  • Self-employed or freelance income
  • Single-member LLCs and sole proprietorships
  • Business expense and deduction tracking
  • Quarterly estimated tax questions
  • 1099-NEC or 1099-K income from clients or platforms

What's included

  • Review of business income and expenses
  • Schedule C / business return preparation
  • Deduction guidance specific to your business
  • Bilingual, year-round support

Ready to get started?

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Frequently asked questions

I don't have organized records — can you still help?
Yes, we regularly help clients organize receipts and records as part of preparing their return.
Do you help with quarterly estimated taxes?
Yes, we can help you estimate and plan for quarterly payments to avoid surprises at filing time.
Can you help me get an ITIN for my business too?
An ITIN is a number for an individual, not for a business — a business uses an Employer Identification Number (EIN), which is a different number. If you, as the owner, need an ITIN yourself, see our ITIN application service, which we often prepare alongside a return.
What records should I bring for a Schedule C?
Bring records of the money your business received (1099 forms, invoices, bank or payment-app deposits) and of what it spent (receipts, statements, a mileage log if you use a vehicle for the business). Whether an expense is deductible depends on your situation, so bring what you have and we will go through it together.
What is self-employment tax?
It is the tax that self-employed people pay toward Social Security and Medicare, calculated on net self-employment earnings. The rates and limits are set by the IRS and can change by tax year; we calculate it as part of preparing your return.

Areas We Serve

Served in person from our two bases — Paterson, NJ and Spring, TX — plus remote/mail-in service nationwide, wherever you are.

Our Paterson, NJ office Spring, TX service area (by appointment)

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Individual & Family Tax Preparation Personal income tax preparation and filing for individuals and families, in English or Spanish. ITIN Application & Renewal Assistance Help preparing Form W-7 and your documents for a new or renewed ITIN, from an IRS-authorized Certifying Acceptance Agent (CAA). The IRS issues ITINs. Uber, Lyft & DoorDash Driver Tax Preparation Tax preparation for rideshare and delivery drivers — Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Instacart, and similar platforms. Amended Tax Return Preparation Help correcting a previously filed tax return (Form 1040-X) — missed income, credits, or filing status errors.