At Jet Tax, these are more than just the latest customer service buzzwords. They're a commitment—the guiding principles our team members follow each and every day as we work with you toward a successful future.

When you do business with us, you'll always have our strongest commitment to:

Provide you with quality work in a timely manner, no matter how large or small the task.
Offer you a level of service that exceeds your expectations, whether you're looking for a copy of a single tax return or a complete audit of your business.
Value the trust you place in us, with our promise that we'll work hard to earn your trust and your business every single day.

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Jet Tax has been located in Antioch since the late 1970's. Established by Wanda Connelly, Cherry Comstock joined her mother in 1993.

Cherry's daughter, Caitee has joined the fold and ia at the helm of our new office in Bozeman, MT. Caitee has worked at Jet Tax in Antioch most of her life. Her college choice led her to Bozeman. It was only natural that Caitee would eventually join the tax business.

Cherry and Caitee will be preparing tax returns and completing bookeeping/payroll tasks. Cherry will maintain a presence in both offices. Call Caitee at (406) 219-0992 for more information.

Both Wanda and Cherry are Enrolled Agents. An Enrolled Agent (EA) is a federally-authorized tax practitioner who has technical expertise in the field of taxation and who is empowered by the U.S. Department of the Treasury to represent taxpayers before all administrative levels of the Internal Revenue Service for audits, collections, and appeals.

Jet Tax is your headquarters for quality income tax preparation, audit representation, bookkeeping, payroll and consulting services.

How to Avoid an Audit – or at Least, Survive It!

If you ever do get audited, you’ll be in good shape if you have documents that provide proof of all your income, expenses, deductions and credits. This is especially true for the deductions involving charitable contributions (remember to get receipts and appraisals for any charitable contributions), home offices, meals and entertainment and dependents. These are among the most common deductions examined by IRS.

As IRS systematically analyzes the data from past years, the underreporting of income remains the biggest contributing factor to the “tax gap” – the difference between how much IRS projects it should be collecting and how much is actually collected. While many people like the idea of shoring up our nation’s finances and chipping away at the national debt by collecting overdue taxes, it would be a challenge to find anyone who wants to be audited.

Any number of small mistakes can result in that fateful communication from IRS: a faulty digit in your Social Security number, a math error, entering withholding or estimated tax payments on the wrong line (surprisingly common) can all attract the attention of our friends at IRS. Statistically, the more money you make, the more likely it is that you’ll be audited.

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There's Still Time to Fund a 2011 IRA

Wishing you’d done more to reduce your tax burden in 2011? Many people don’t realize that there’s still time to fund a Traditional IRA for 2011. The deadline for contributions to IRAs is April 17, this year’s filing deadline. If you are under 50, you may contribute a maximum of $5,000 to a Traditional or Roth IRA; those 50 or over may contribute up to $6,000
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