Clear guidance. Careful preparation.

Navigate tax season with confidence.

Led by Sima Sabounchi, Enrolled Agent, Task Care LLC brings tax preparation, thoughtful planning, and bookkeeping support together. Starting early creates time to correct records, consider the right accounts, and make informed choices before deadlines close.

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Organized tax papers, calculator, pen, calendar, and financial forms
Preparation with purpose, before the deadline.
Deadline ahead

Extended 2025 individual returns are due October 15, 2026. See the calendar

Services built around the full picture

Focused help for the records, decisions, and transitions that shape an individual or business tax return.

Ongoing clarity

Bookkeeping that makes tax time easier

Clean books are more than tidy records. Thoughtful monthly organization and reconciliation can reveal missing documentation, separate personal and business activity, and create a reliable foundation for tax preparation and better business decisions.

  • Transaction organization and account reconciliation
  • Income and expense categorization
  • Tax-ready records and year-end coordination

Personal planning

Retirement & Social Security tax guidance

Retirement income can arrive from several places, each with different tax consequences. We can review distributions, withholding, required minimum distributions, and the tax side of Social Security so there are fewer surprises at filing time.

Business beginnings

LLC & corporation setup support

Get practical help understanding the tax-filing and recordkeeping responsibilities that begin with a new LLC or corporation. We can help organize the setup process and establish sound bookkeeping habits from the start.

Entity selection can have legal as well as tax consequences; legal advice may require an attorney.

Communication without barriers

Support in Farsi, French & English

Tax questions are easier to discuss in the language that feels most natural. Farsi-first appointments are welcome, including for clients who do not speak English. Service is also available in French and English.

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The October briefing

A concise view of the developments worth discussing now. Updated October 9, 2026; 2026 tax-year returns are generally filed in 2027.

Trump Accounts are open — but families still need to claim them.

Treasury automatically established accounts for eligible children under 18 with Social Security numbers beginning October 1, 2026. A parent or guardian must claim the account and make the federal-seed election before an eligible child born from 2025 through 2028 can receive the one-time $1,000 contribution. Ask HR whether your employer offers a Trump Account contribution.

Treasury source

Your 2026 tax guide

Verified figures, practical context, and questions to raise before year-end. Search the brief by topic.

6 guides
Individuals · 4 min

Standard deduction & federal brackets

The 2026 standard deduction is higher and the seven federal rates remain in place.

  • $16,100 — single or married filing separately
  • $32,200 — married filing jointly
  • $24,150 — head of household
  • Rates: 10%, 12%, 22%, 24%, 32%, 35%, 37%
IRS inflation adjustments
Health savings · 3 min

HSA limits rise again

For eligible high-deductible health plan participants, 2026 contribution limits are $4,400 self-only and $8,750 family. People age 55+ who are not on Medicare may add $1,000.

  • Employer contributions count toward the limit.
  • 2026 contribution deadline: April 15, 2027.
IRS guidance hub
Retirement · 5 min

New room for retirement contributions

Reported 2026 limits: $7,500 for traditional and Roth IRAs combined; $24,500 for 401(k), 403(b), and most 457(b) employee deferrals.

  • IRA age 50+ catch-up: $1,100
  • Workplace plan age 50+ catch-up: $8,000
  • Ages 60–63 workplace super catch-up: $11,250 total
Official IRS limits
Business & gig work · 6 min

Three information-return changes to prepare for

The reported 1099-NEC/MISC threshold rises to $2,000 for most 2026 payments. The federal 1099-K rule is $20,000 and more than 200 goods-and-services transactions; states may set lower thresholds. For digital assets, broker cost-basis reporting begins for covered 2026 transactions.

  • Income stays taxable even when no form is issued.
  • Keep acquisition costs, dates, fees, and sales records for digital assets.
Employees · 4 min

Tips and overtime deductions continue

For 2025–2028, qualified tips may support an above-the-line deduction up to $25,000. Qualified FLSA overtime premium may support up to $12,500 ($25,000 joint). Both phase out above $150,000 MAGI ($300,000 joint).

  • Overtime means only the premium portion.
  • Social Security and Medicare taxes still apply.
  • Reporting and occupation rules matter.
IRS Tax Tip 2026-06
Planning notes · 4 min

The enhanced senior deduction

A temporary senior deduction of $6,000 per qualifying person age 65+ ($12,000 joint when both spouses qualify) applies for 2025–2028 and phases out above $75,000 single / $150,000 joint MAGI.

  • It is available whether the taxpayer itemizes or takes the standard deduction.
  • Eligibility and filing-status details determine the result.
Official IRS overview
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Why earlier is better

Planning works before filing season gets crowded.

Coming in early gives us time to understand the full picture — not simply enter numbers at the deadline.

Start the conversation

Find what needs attention

Review records, notice gaps, and correct issues while there is still time to gather documents.

Discuss available choices

Consider whether an HSA, IRA strategy, retirement contribution, or child-focused account belongs in the plan.

Prepare with purpose

Coordinate tax preparation and bookkeeping so the return reflects organized, supportable records.

Tax calendar

Key dates for year-end planning. Add individual reminders to your device calendar.

October 2026

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TodayTax deadline
Extended 2025 individual returnsIndividual and C-corporation extension deadline.
2026 estimated tax — first paymentForm 1040-ES payment deadline.
2026 estimated tax — second paymentForm 1040-ES payment deadline.
2026 estimated tax — third paymentForm 1040-ES payment deadline.
2026 estimated tax — fourth paymentForm 1040-ES payment deadline.
2026 IRA & HSA contributionsGeneral contribution deadline for the 2026 tax year.
2026 federal filing season opensExact IRS opening date is still to be announced.

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The person behind Task Care LLC

Professional expertise, with personal attention.

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Task Care LLC
Plano, Texas

Sima Sabounchi

Owner · Enrolled Agent · IRS certified tax consultant

I provide thoughtful tax preparation, planning guidance, and bookkeeping support for individuals and businesses. My work begins with listening carefully, understanding the full picture, and giving each client the time to prepare with confidence—not rushing at the deadline.

Early conversations give us more room to correct records, organize documents, and discuss the choices that may help lower tax and improve the outcome.

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