You can securely upload your documents through our client portal.(https://www.bepcocpa.com/client-portals) This ensures your
information is safe and delivered directly to our team.
For security reasons, we don’t provide tax return status updates online. Please call
us directly at 979-268-1350 (Bryan office) or 936-825-6507 (Navasota office), and our
team will be happy to assist you.
Currently, we are only accepting new clients by referral from our existing client base. This allows us to maintain the highest level of service and attention our clients have come to expect. If you’ve been referred, our team would be happy to connect with you.
If you’re self-employed, an investor, or a business owner, you may need to make
quarterly estimated tax payments to the IRS. Generally, you must pay if you expect to
owe at least $1,000 after withholding and credits, and your withholding won’t cover at
least 90% of your current-year tax (or 100% of your prior-year tax). Making timely
payments helps you avoid IRS penalties and interest. Contact us at 979-268-1350
(Bryan) or 936-825-6507 (Navasota) and we can calculate the right amounts for you.
• Individuals (Form 1040): April 15
• S Corporations & Partnerships (Forms 1120S & 1065): March 15
• C Corporations (Form 1120): April 15
• Trusts & Estates (Form 1041): April 15
• Extensions are available, but payments are still due by these dates.
You can pay your taxes online to the IRS from your bank account, debit card, credit
card, or digital wallet. Go to IRS Payments (https://www.irs.gov/payments)to find out more about each option. You can
also view balances, set up payment plans, and check history through your IRS Online(https://www.irs.gov/payments/online-account-for-individuals)
Account.(https://www.irs.gov/payments/online-account-for-individuals)
Payments can be made through our secure online payment portal. (https://www.bepcocpa.com/paymentportal)
Visit the IRS’s Where’s My Refund? (https://www.irs.gov/wheres-my-refund)tool. Refund information is available within 24
hours after e-filing your return.
Social Security benefits may be taxable depending on your income. A new provision
in the 2025 One Big Beautiful Bill Act increases the standard deduction for
seniors—$6,000 for individuals age 65+ ($12,000 for couples)—which lowers taxable
income but does not eliminate taxes on Social Security. Many seniors will see reduced
taxable income, but benefits may still be partially taxable.
Beginning September 30, 2025, the U.S. Treasury will stop issuing paper checks for
most federal payments—including tax refunds and Social Security. You will need to use
direct deposit, prepaid debit cards, or a digital wallet (exceptions may apply). Learn
more in the Treasury’s announcement: Federal Government to Phase Out Paper(https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/sb0223)
Checks.(https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/sb0223)
Don’t panic—and don’t ignore it. Forward a copy to your tax preparer right away so
we can review it and advise on the best response. Many issues can be resolved quickly
when addressed promptly.
Absolutely. We provide year-round tax planning and business advisory services to
help reduce your tax liability, improve cash flow, and prepare for upcoming changes in
tax law. Contact us at 979-268-1350 (Bryan) or 936-825-6507 (Navasota) to setup an
appointment with your tax preparer.
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