Single — W-2 Income
Starting at $85
Form 1040 base price
One job, one W-2, filing single.
- Federal Form 1040 (or 1040-SR for age 65+)
- Standard deduction
- Free federal extension if you need one
Tax Preparation Services Las Vegas — Personal & Small Business Returns
Your Las Vegas Office, Backed by an Experienced Tax Preparer
FingerScan Digital Las Vegas makes tax season simple. Bring your documents to our office at 8784 S. Maryland Pkwy, Suite 105 — we take care of everything with you locally, and work with our partner FingerScan Digital San Jose, where your return is prepared by Quinnie Do, a CTEC Registered Tax Preparer. FingerScan Digital San Jose is an established fingerprinting, notary, and tax office in San Jose, California. Local service, clear upfront pricing, and every credit you qualify for.
Your Tax Preparer
Quinnie Do, CRTP — FingerScan Digital San Jose
FingerScan Digital San Jose · 434 Blossom Hill Road, San Jose, CA 95123
- CTEC Registered Tax Preparer (CRTP)CTEC ID: A260452
- $5,000 Surety BondAs required by California law for paid preparers
- IRS-Registered PreparerHolds an IRS Preparer Tax Identification Number (PTIN)
Verifiable today: look up Quinnie Do by name or CTEC ID A260452 on the official California Tax Education Council registry.
Tax Return Packages & Starting Prices
Every personal return starts with the $85 Form 1040 base price. Your filing status and any additional forms are added on top — and you'll get a quote before we begin.
Married Filing Jointly
Starting at $175
$85 Form 1040 + $90 Married Filing Jointly
One joint return for both spouses.
- Includes two W-2s
- Both spouses on one federal return
- Standard deduction
Head of Household With Children
Starting at $200
$85 Form 1040 + $115 Head of Household
Single parents raising kids — we claim every credit your family qualifies for.
- Dependents included
- Child Tax Credit
- Earned Income Credit
- Child and Dependent Care Credit (add-on)
Self-Employed — Schedule C
Starting at $260
$85 Form 1040 + $175 Schedule C
Freelancers, 1099-NEC contractors, and gig workers.
- Schedule C profit or loss
- Schedule SE self-employment tax
- Home office (Form 8829) included
- Quarterly estimate plan for next year
Starting prices cover a typical return. Additional forms — like extra W-2s, dependents, rental properties, or stock sales — are added to your price and listed in the full price list below. Get your estimate in 1 minute → Moved here from California or earned California income? Quinnie can prepare your California return too, including California's Young Child Tax Credit when you qualify.
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Answer a few quick questions — filing status, W-2s, kids, business, home — and see your estimated starting price instantly. Then send us a request and we'll contact you to schedule.
Understanding Taxes in Nevada
Nevada is one of the few states with no state personal income tax. That means most Nevada residents file only a federal return with the IRS — usually due April 15.
For Individuals & Families
- Federal return only — no Nevada state income tax return to file
- Family credits — the Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Credit can add up to a significant refund for working families who qualify
- Gambling winnings — W-2G winnings are taxable federal income and must be reported
- Missed a year? We can prepare prior-year and unfiled returns
For Self-Employed & Small Businesses
- No state business income tax — Nevada doesn't tax business income, but federal income tax and self-employment tax still apply
- Quarterly estimates — self-employed people usually need to pay estimated tax during the year; we include a plan for next year
- Business returns — partnerships and multi-member LLCs (Form 1065), S corporations (Form 1120-S), and C corporations (Form 1120)
- Nevada business taxes — businesses with employees may owe Nevada's Modified Business Tax, and larger businesses may owe the Commerce Tax. These are filed with the Nevada Department of Taxation
California Returns
If you moved from California, work for a California employer, or earn income from California, you may still need to file a California return. As a CTEC Registered Tax Preparer, Quinnie is registered to prepare California returns for pay — and she'll check for California credits like the Young Child Tax Credit when you qualify.
How Quinnie Is Authorized to Prepare Your Taxes
IRS Preparer Tax Identification Number (PTIN)
Anyone paid to prepare federal tax returns must have a PTIN from the IRS and sign each return they prepare. Nevada does not have its own state license for tax preparers, so the IRS PTIN is what authorizes paid preparation of federal returns for Nevada residents. Quinnie is an IRS-registered tax return preparer.
CTEC Registered Tax Preparer (CRTP)
California is one of only a few states that regulate paid tax preparers. Under California law, every non-exempt paid preparer must register with the California Tax Education Council (CTEC). To earn and keep that registration, a preparer must:
- Complete a 60-hour qualifying education course from a CTEC-approved provider
- Hold a valid IRS PTIN
- Carry a $5,000 tax preparer surety bond
- Complete 20 hours of continuing education every year and renew annually
Quinnie Do is an active CRTP (CTEC ID: A260452). She has years of experience preparing returns at FingerScan Digital San Jose. For Nevada clients, that means your return is prepared by someone held to one of the strictest preparer standards in the country — with ongoing training on the latest tax law changes.
Verify Before You Hire
- Go to the official registry — Visit CTEC's Find/Verify a Preparer page at CTEC.org.
- Search by name or ID — Enter "Quinnie Do" or CTEC ID A260452.
- Confirm the status — The registry shows whether a preparer's registration is active.
Good to know: A CRTP is not a CPA, enrolled agent, or attorney. For IRS audits, appeals, or collection cases where you need someone to represent you, we'll recommend an enrolled agent, CPA, or tax attorney.
How It Works
- Contact FingerScan Digital — Call (702) 965-2448 or email Phil@FingerScan-Digital.com to schedule your visit.
- Bring your documents — We gather your tax documents and information at our office. Use the checklist below so nothing is missed.
- Get your quote — We review your documents and confirm your price before work begins.
- Return prepared — We securely share your documents with our partner FingerScan Digital San Jose, where Quinnie Do, CRTP, prepares your return.
- Review and sign — We go over your completed return with you, then you sign the IRS e-file authorization.
- E-file and refund — Your return is filed electronically. Choose direct deposit for the fastest refund.
What to Bring
- Valid government-issued photo ID (both spouses if filing jointly)
- Social Security cards or ITIN letters for you, your spouse, and dependents
- All W-2s, 1099s, W-2Gs, and SSA-1099s
- Last year's tax return
- Bank routing and account number for direct deposit
- Childcare provider name, address, and tax ID
- Form 1098 (mortgage), 1098-T (tuition), 1098-E (student loans)
- Form 1095-A if you had marketplace health insurance
- Self-employed: income records and a summary of business expenses
- Any IRS letters you've received
Full Price List
Select a category to see prices for additional forms and schedules.
Base Return
| Form | What It Covers | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Form 1040 | U.S. Individual Income Tax Return — one W-2 and the standard deduction | $85 Per return |
| Form 1040-SR | Used instead of Form 1040 for filers 65 and older | $85 Per return |
| Schedules 1, 2 & 3 | Additional income, adjustments, taxes, credits, and payments | Included |
Filing Status & Dependents
| Form | What It Covers | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Single | Unmarried, no qualifying dependents | Included In the $85 base |
| Married Filing Jointly | Both spouses on one return; includes 2 W-2s | +$90 Added to base |
| Head of Household | Unmarried with qualifying children; dependents and family credits included | +$115 Added to base |
| Qualifying Surviving Spouse | Spouse died in the last two years, with a dependent child | +$115 Added to base |
| Married Filing Separately | Each spouse files a separate return | +$15 Per spouse, added to each base |
| Each dependent claimed | Single and married returns (included with Head of Household) | +$15 Each |
Income Forms
| Form | What It Covers | Price |
|---|---|---|
| W-2 | Each W-2 beyond those included in your filing status | +$10 Each |
| 1099-R | Retirement, pension, or IRA distribution | +$10 Each |
| SSA-1099 | Social Security benefits | +$10 Each |
| 1099-G | Unemployment or state tax refund | +$10 Each |
| 1099-INT / Schedule B | Bank and bond interest | +$10 Each |
| 1099-DIV / Schedule B | Dividends and capital gain distributions | +$10 Each |
| W-2G | Gambling winnings | +$10 Each |
| 1099-MISC | Prizes, rents, royalties, and other income | +$20 Each |
| 1099-B / Form 8949 / Schedule D | Stocks or funds sold — count each different stock (Amazon = 1, Amazon + eBay = 2) | +$50 1–20 stocks (+$200 for 21–100) |
| Form 8949 (crypto) | Cryptocurrency sales | +$25 Per exchange or wallet |
| Schedule K-1 (received) | K-1 from a partnership, S corporation, or trust | +$25 Each |
| Schedule E | Rental property income and expenses, with depreciation | +$75 Per property |
| Schedule C | Self-employed, 1099-NEC, or gig income; includes Schedule SE and home office | +$175 Flat |
| Schedule C (additional business) | A second or third business | +$75 Each |
Real Estate Sales
| Form | What It Covers | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Sale of main home — gain fully excluded | Up to $250,000 single / $500,000 joint exclusion | +$150 Flat |
| Sale of main home — taxable gain | Gain above the exclusion, or a partial exclusion | +$250 Flat |
| Form 4797 / Schedule D | Sale of a rental or investment property, with depreciation recapture | +$350 Per property |
| Form 6252 | Installment sale (seller-financed, paid over several years) | +$150 Flat |
| Form 8824 | 1031 like-kind exchange of investment property | +$350 Flat |
Deductions & Credits
| Form | What It Covers | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Schedule 8812 | Child Tax Credit and Credit for Other Dependents | Included |
| Schedule EIC | Earned Income Credit, with required due diligence | Included |
| 1095-A / Form 8962 | Premium Tax Credit (marketplace health insurance) | +$20 Flat |
| 1098 | Mortgage interest and points | +$25 Each |
| 1098-T / Form 8863 | American Opportunity and Lifetime Learning credits | +$25 Each |
| 1098-E | Student loan interest deduction | +$25 Each |
| Schedule A | Itemized deductions — mortgage interest, property tax, charity, medical | +$25 Flat |
| Form 2441 | Child and dependent care credit (daycare, after-school care) | +$15 Flat |
| Form 8889 | Health Savings Account (HSA) | +$15 Flat |
| Form 5695 | Residential energy credits | +$20 Flat |
| Form 8936 | Clean vehicle (electric vehicle) credit | +$20 Flat |
| Form 8606 | Nondeductible IRA contributions and Roth conversions | +$25 Flat |
| Form 5329 | Early retirement withdrawal penalty and exceptions | +$25 Flat |
Other Personal Filings
| Form | What It Covers | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Form 4868 | Federal extension of time to file | Free With your return |
| Form 9465 | IRS payment plan request | +$35 Flat |
| Form 8379 | Injured spouse allocation | +$50 Flat |
| Form 1040-X | Amending a return we did not prepare | $125 Starting at |
| Form 1040-X (our error) | Amending a return to fix our own mistake | Free |
| Prior-year or unfiled return | Each prior year; same form prices added | $125 Starting at, per year |
| IRS notice review | Explaining an IRS letter and preparing a response letter | $75 Starting at |
Small Business Returns
| Form | What It Covers | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Form 1065 | Partnership or multi-member LLC; includes 2 K-1s | $300 Starting at |
| Form 1120-S | S corporation; includes 1 shareholder K-1 | $350 Starting at |
| Form 1120 | Small, owner-run C corporation | $375 Starting at |
| Schedule K-1 (issued) | Each additional K-1 | $25 Each |
| Form 4562 | Each new asset placed in service (depreciation) | $10 Each |
| 1099-NEC / 1099-MISC (issued) | Forms you issue to your contractors | $10 Each |
| Form 7004 | Federal business extension | $35 Flat |
| Form 1040-ES | Quarterly estimated tax plan for next year | Included |
| Amended business return | Form 1120-X or amended 1065 / 1120-S | $195 Starting at |
| Prior-year business return | Same price as the current year | — |
| Owner discount | Owner's personal return filed with the business return | −$25 Off the personal return |
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to file a state tax return in Nevada?
No. Nevada has no state personal income tax, so most Nevada residents file only a federal return. If you earned income in another state, such as California, you may need to file that state's return.
Who prepares my return?
FingerScan Digital is your point of contact — we gather your documents and information and work with our partner FingerScan Digital San Jose, where your return is prepared by Quinnie Do, a CTEC Registered Tax Preparer (CTEC ID: A260452) and IRS-registered tax return preparer.
How can I verify Quinnie's registration?
Visit the California Tax Education Council's official Find/Verify a Preparer page at CTEC.org and search by name or by CTEC ID A260452.
How much does tax preparation cost?
Every personal return starts with the $85 Form 1040 base price, and your filing status and forms are added on top. A single W-2 return starts at $85, married filing jointly at $175 ($85 + $90, includes two W-2s), head of household at $200 ($85 + $115), and self-employed (Schedule C) at $260 ($85 + $175). You'll get a quote before we begin. Use our online price estimator to see your own estimate in about a minute.
Which credits can my family get?
We check every credit your family qualifies for, including the Child Tax Credit, the Earned Income Credit, and the Child and Dependent Care Credit. For California returns, we also check California credits such as the Young Child Tax Credit.
Do you prepare small business returns?
Yes. We prepare Schedule C returns for the self-employed, partnership and multi-member LLC returns (Form 1065), S corporation returns (Form 1120-S), and small C corporation returns (Form 1120). Owners who file their personal return with their business return get $25 off the personal return.
Can you file prior-year or late returns?
Yes. Prior-year and unfiled returns start at $125 per year, plus the price of any additional forms.
How does it work if my preparer is in San Jose?
You work with us in Las Vegas from start to finish. We gather your documents at our office and securely share them with our partner FingerScan Digital San Jose, where Quinnie prepares your return. Then we go over the completed return with you before you sign.
What if I get a letter from the IRS?
We can review the notice, explain what it means, and prepare a response letter, starting at $75. For audits, appeals, or collections where you need representation, we'll recommend an enrolled agent, CPA, or tax attorney.
Important Information
- FingerScan Digital Las Vegas is your point of contact and gathers your tax documents and information at our Las Vegas office. Returns are prepared and signed by Quinnie Do, CRTP, of our partner FingerScan Digital San Jose
- Your documents and personal information are kept confidential, shared securely, and used only by your tax preparer to complete your return
- Tax services are provided in English
- Prices shown are starting prices for typical returns; your final price depends on the forms your return requires and is confirmed before we begin
- Refund amounts and timing are determined by the IRS; no preparer can guarantee a specific refund
- We prepare returns based on the information you provide; please bring complete and accurate records