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Professional Tax Services in Topeka, KS

Peggy's Tax & Accounting offers efficient tax services and bookkeeping for individuals and small businesses in Topeka, KS, Lawrence, KS, and surrounding areas. With over 30 years of experience, Peggy Beasterfeld has the knowledge and skills to provide meticulous accounting and tax preparation services. When you need help with taxes and bookkeeping, we provide accurate reporting and unheralded support. Contact us today at (785) 286-7899 for a free consultation.

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Our Commitment

Our commitment to each client has helped us develop a loyal clientele. One of the most critical parts of our job is to make ourselves available to clients daily to address any questions or concerns. People know they can turn to Peggy's Tax & Accounting for reliable bookkeeping and thorough tax services to keep their finances safe and organized.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do you charge?

We are proud to be an alternative to the large accounting and tax firms that are more interested in their pocketbooks than the customer. Our fees are affordable, and we will customize them to the services you request.
How quickly can I receive my tax refund?

If you use direct deposit services, you'll receive your refund in one to three weeks. If you want it mailed to your home, it may take longer.
What if I have a tax question during the tax year?

Unlike the typical national franchises, we are open 52 weeks a year and will always answer your questions.
What do I need to bring to your office?
Please provide the following information:
- Personal information for each family member, including name, date of birth, and Social Security Number
- Last year's tax return
- Valid driver’s license
- W-2s
- 1099-INT, 1099-DIV, 1099-B, 1099-R, 1099-MISC
- Self-employment income and expenses
- Evidence of a home sale
- Rental income and expenses
- Gambling or lottery winning
- Amount of last year's state income tax refund
- Any estimated taxes paid
- Social Security or Railroad Retirement
- IRA or 401K distributions
- Unemployment compensation
How long do I keep my tax records?

The Internal Revenue Service suggests 5 years from the date you filed the tax return, and we agree that most receipts and support can be discarded after 5 years. However, your tax returns, W-2s, 1099s from banks and mutual funds or brokerage firms, or any contract for an asset you still own should be made a part of a permanent file.