Tax & accounting support
for Washington, D.C..
Virtual tax & accounting support. Professional attention for your personal and business finances.
Work with your tax team from Washington, D.C..
Connect virtually with Jacobwise & Co. for personal tax preparation, business tax preparation, bookkeeping, tax planning, and assistance with tax issues.
Our service for Washington, D.C. clients is virtual. Consultations and your client portal keep you connected with our team without an office visit.
01 · Tell us what you need
Use the current intake or book a consultation to discuss your service.
02 · Connect through your portal
New clients follow the onboarding email instructions. Returning clients can log in directly.
03 · Continue with your team
Share sensitive information and documents through the secure client process.
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Personal Tax Preparation
Get professional help preparing your individual return, virtually or by appointment.
Explore serviceBusiness Tax Preparation
Tax preparation support for small businesses, with a conversation about your structure and filing needs.
Explore serviceBookkeeping & Accounting
Organized financial records and bookkeeping support that help you understand your business.
Explore serviceTax Planning
Plan ahead with year-round conversations about your goals and changing financial circumstances.
Explore serviceTax Resolution
Talk with our team about IRS notices, amendments, and available assistance for tax issues.
Explore serviceLET’S FIND YOUR NEXT STEPNot sure
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Talk to our teamPerspectives for Washington, D.C..
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where you are.
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