Trinity Enterprises & Tax Associates has prepared returns, kept books and stood between Coweta County families and the IRS since 2003. One firm. One point of contact. No call center, no rotating cast of preparers.
Trinity Enterprises & Tax Associates, Inc. has been a fixture on Bullsboro Drive since 2003. Tammy Arnold built the practice around a simple idea: the person who prepares your return should be the same person who answers when you call in August with a question.
That means no seasonal storefront that disappears on April 16th, no handing your file to whoever is free, and no pressure to buy products you did not come in for. We prepare the return, keep the books, run the payroll, and if the IRS sends a letter, we are the ones who read it with you.
We look at your whole picture before we touch a form, because the deduction you missed last year is worth more than the one you argue about this year.
Most of our clients have been with us for years and came from someone who already was. That only happens if you answer the phone.
Whether it is a shoebox of receipts or a certified letter you have not opened, the goal is the same: get it off your plate and onto ours.
Most clients arrive with one problem and stay for the rest. Start wherever you are.
Personal and business returns prepared by hand and checked twice, plus planning during the year so April is not a surprise.
The unglamorous monthly work that decides whether your business can answer a bank, a buyer or an auditor.
Notices, back taxes, unfiled years, liens and levies. You stop talking to the IRS and we start.
Use the request form or call. Four short questions tell us whether this is a personal return, business work, an extension or an IRS problem.
You give us the days and time windows that generally work. We call back with a specific appointment and the exact list of what to bring.
Your return, books or IRS response gets prepared and reviewed. If something in your documents does not add up, we ask before we file, not after.
Filing is not the end of the relationship. Questions in July get the same attention as questions in March, from the same person.
We are here in July, in October and the week the IRS letter arrives. That is the whole point of using a local firm.
You hear the price before any work begins. No surprise invoice at pickup, no charges you did not agree to.
We are not selling you a product on the side. You came for tax and accounting work and that is what you will be offered.
When the same firm keeps the books and files the return, tax season stops being an archaeology project.
Almost every notice the IRS sends has a response window printed on it, and that window decides which options you still have. Miss it and choices disappear. Answer it properly and most situations are far more workable than they look on the page.
We handle back taxes, unfiled returns, audits, penalty abatement, liens, levies, wage garnishment, hardship status, innocent and injured spouse claims, and Offer in Compromise analysis. Bring the notice. We will tell you what it actually says.
Have a notice number that is not on this list? Call it in. There are hundreds and most of them are routine.
Refund status, withholding estimator, transcripts, payment plans, forms and publications. Every link verified and pointed at the current IRS page, not a dead redirect.
Check the status of your federal refund. Available about 24 hours after an e-filed return is accepted.
irs.govSee whether your paycheck withholding is going to leave you owing next April, and fix it now.
irs.govBalance owed, payment history, notices and transcripts, straight from the source.
irs.govWhat installment agreements exist, who qualifies, and what they cost. Talk to us before you pick one.
irs.govSend the request form at the bottom of this page. Tell us whether you need personal taxes, business taxes, accounting work or an extension, then choose the days and time windows that generally work for you. We call to confirm a specific appointment and tell you exactly which documents to bring, so you are not making two trips.
Personal return: photo ID, Social Security numbers for everyone on the return, every W-2 and 1099, mortgage interest and property tax statements, tuition and student loan interest forms, records of charitable giving, and last year’s return if we did not prepare it.
Business: your income and expense records or bookkeeping file, asset purchases, payroll reports, and any 1099s you issued or received. We send a tailored checklist once we know your situation, so you are not guessing.
Yes. One thing people get wrong: an extension moves the filing deadline, not the payment deadline. If you owe and pay nothing by the original due date, interest and a late-payment penalty start running even with a valid extension on file.
So we do not just file the form. We estimate what you should send with it. Request an extension well before the deadline so there is time to do that properly. Form 4868 details at IRS.gov.
Do not ignore it, and do not fire back a response the same afternoon. Find the notice number in the upper right corner and the response deadline, then call us with the letter in front of you. The notice number tells us what the IRS actually wants, and the deadline decides which options are still open to you.
Most notices are routine. The ones that get expensive are the ones nobody answered. See our tax resolution page for what each situation involves.
Yes: bookkeeping and write-up, payroll processing and filings, sales tax returns, and financial statement preparation. Clients whose books we keep during the year have a faster, cheaper and much calmer tax season, because nothing has to be reconstructed in April from a folder of receipts.
That is a large part of the practice: sole proprietors, single-member LLCs, partnerships, S corporations and C corporations. If you are just starting, talk to us before you file entity paperwork. Choosing the wrong structure is one of the more expensive things to undo later.
We are at 270 Bullsboro Drive, Suite B, Newnan, GA 30263, and we work with clients across Coweta County and the south metro. You are very welcome in person. We also work with plenty of clients entirely by phone and secure upload if driving over is inconvenient.
Through the secure client portal, not email. Ordinary email attachments are not a safe way to move Social Security numbers, bank details or full tax returns. If you are new, we will set you up on the portal when we open your file.
It depends on the forms your situation requires. A single W-2 return is not priced like a return with a rental property, self-employment income and two states. We quote you before we begin, so the price is settled before any work starts.
Yes, and it is usually the first thing that has to happen. The IRS will not approve most payment arrangements while returns are missing, and every unfiled year keeps penalties and interest running. We can pull your IRS records, rebuild the missing years and get them filed, then deal with the balance.
Still have a question?
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Newnan, Georgia. Established 2003.
