Resources
Below, you will find a list of useful links pertaining to a multitude of general tax inquiries. Any time after tax season, consultations can be provided via phone or in-office NJ appointments.
Post-tax season, please call our NJ office: 732-414-1830.
Please use this IRS link to direct you to all 51 State websites. Also helpful for Small Business State Requirements.
Use this link for Salvation Army to determine the value of non-cash charitable contributions.
Donation Value Guide (Goodwill)
Use this link for Goodwill to determine the value of non-cash charitable contributions.
Identity Theft Information
IRS
If you have been a victim of identity theft, please ask us to include IRS Form 14039 (Identity Theft Affidavit) when filing your tax returns.
If you have received an IP PIN from the IRS due to past identity theft, this must be included when filing your tax return. The IRS will issue you a new PIN number each tax year.
IRS Link to Common Questions Regarding Identity Theft:
Common Questions – IRS
Identity Protection Specialized Unit: 1-800-908-4490
Use this number for any of these events:
Report phone or phishing scams impersonating the IRS to the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration: 1-800-366-4484
Please click on the link below to visit the IRS website for more information regarding phone scams.
IRS Info About Phone Scams:
Phone Scams
IRS Tips to Identify Tax Scams:
Tips for Tax Scams
NYS
Identity Theft Declaration – NY
Upon filing this form, NYS will “put an identity theft indicator on your account for three years. During that period, we’ll manually review any returns filed under your ID number for validity.”
NYS Link to Common Questions:
Common Questions – NYS
IRS Link to Common Questions Regarding Identity Theft:
Common Questions – IRS
NJ
Link to File Identity Theft Declaration to the State of NJ Online:
Identity Theft Declaration NJ – Online
Link to File Identity Theft Declaration Form Through the Mail:
Identity Theft Declaration NJ – Mail
NJ Link to Common Questions Regarding Identity Theft:
Common Questions – NJ
