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What to Bring to Your Tax Appointment

Bringing the right documents saves an hour in our office. This is what we ask for upfront.

Katie Gorles
Written by
Katie Gorles
Updated April 22, 2026
· 5 min read

Identification and basics

Photo ID. Social Security card (or ITIN) for you, spouse, and dependents. Prior year tax return if we're new to you. Direct deposit bank info for refund.

Income documents

Everything that reports income for the year:

  • W-2s from every employer
  • 1099-NEC, 1099-MISC, 1099-K for self-employment
  • 1099-INT, 1099-DIV, 1099-B for investment income
  • 1099-R for retirement distributions
  • SSA-1099 for Social Security
  • K-1s from partnerships and S-corps
  • 1099-G for unemployment or state refunds
  • Rental income records (Schedule E)

Deduction documentation

Mortgage interest statement (1098). Real estate taxes paid. Charitable contribution receipts. Medical expenses if itemizing. Self-employment expenses if filing Schedule C. 1095-A if you had Marketplace health coverage.

Have a specific situation?
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Life event documentation

Marriage, divorce, new dependent, or home purchase documentation if applicable.

Common questions

What if I don't have everything?
Come in with what you have. We'll generate a list of what's missing and help you track the rest down.
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