april Pro is a full-service tax preparation service. You’re matched with a US-based, credentialed Tax Pro who prepares, reviews, and files your tax return for you.
This article outlines the most common tax situations your Tax Pro can support and what’s typically included in the service.
Full-service tax preparation
With april Pro, your Tax Pro will:
Prepare and file your federal and state tax returns
Review and organize your tax documents to make sure required forms are included
Compare your prior-year return to help spot potential missing items
Communicate with you throughout the process to request documents and clarify details
Identify deductions and credits you qualify for
Complete a secondary quality review before your return is delivered
E-file your return with the IRS and state tax authorities
Stay available until your return is accepted
Tax situations april Pro supports
april Pro supports most individual tax situations, including:
Multiple income sources like W-2, Form 1099, and investment income
Equity compensation, including RSUs, ISOs, NSOs, and stock options
Investment activity such as capital gains, dividends, cryptocurrency, and Schedule K-1 income
Self-employment income and business expenses (Schedule C)
Rental property income and expenses (Schedule E)
Multi-state tax filing
State-only tax filing
Foreign asset reporting
Itemized deductions
Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT)
Net Investment Income Tax (NIIT)
This list reflects the most common tax situations supported through april Pro, but it doesn’t cover every possible scenario.
Forms and filing coverage
april Pro supports the most common individual, investment, and small business tax situations. This list reflects typical coverage through april Pro and does not include every possible scenario. Coverage and form limits may apply.
State and business filings
april Pro supports multi-state filing and common business scenarios, including self-employment and rental income.
Investment and income reporting
april Pro supports typical investment and pass-through income reporting, such as brokerage statements and Schedule K-1 income.
Foreign reporting
Common foreign asset and account reporting is supported when applicable.
These examples reflect the tax situations most frequently handled through april Pro and do not cover every possible scenario.
If your situation falls outside standard coverage, your Tax Pro will review the details with you and outline available options.
What april Pro doesn’t support
Your Tax Pro can’t prepare or file:
Nonresident returns (Form 1040-NR)
Nonprofit returns (Form 990)
Estate, trust, or gift returns (Forms 1041 or 709)
Payroll tax returns (Forms 940 or 941)
Sales tax or franchise tax returns
Local income tax filings
april Pro also doesn’t include:
Financial planning or investment advice
Legal advice
Representation in an IRS or state audit
Guaranteed refund amounts
Tax Pros can file extensions when needed, but penalties and interest may still apply if taxes are owed.
This content is provided for informational purposes only and should not be construed as tax, legal, financial, accounting, or other advice. Rules and regulations vary by location and are subject to change, so please consult with an expert if you need advice specific to you.
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