Frequently Asked Questions

At Supreme Pro Tax, our team of tax professionals has over 10 years of experience in the tax industry. We have helped thousands of clients with their tax needs and strive to provide the highest quality of service.

If you can’t afford to pay your taxes, it’s imperative you still file tax a return and make arrangements to pay what you owe. Failing to file and/or pay your taxes on time will result in interest and penalties.

If you can’t afford to pay the full amount you owe by the deadline, the IRS has multiple payment options that could help, including installment agreements. Keep in mind that you’ll still owe interest, and possibly penalties, even if you enter into a payment arrangement.

Costs and fees of payment plans vary depending upon the duration of your plan and whether you apply by mail or online.

Yes, we offer IRS audit assistance to help you navigate the audit process and ensure that your rights are protected. Our team will work with you every step of the way to help you achieve the best possible outcome.

You may check the status of your refund at "Where is my Refund" 

Be prepared to answer the following questions.

Please enter your Social Security Number, Tax Year, your Filing Status, and the Refund Amount as shown on your tax return.

All fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required.

Social Security Number*

• Enter the SSN or ITIN shown on your tax return.
• Example: 123-45-6789

Show SSN

Tax Year*

• Select the tax year for which you are seeking refund status.

2024 / 2023 

(Latest Tax Year) 2022 / 2021

Filing Status*

• Select the filing status shown on your tax return.

Single

Married-Filing Joint Return

Married-Filing Separate Return

Head of Household

Qualifying Widow(er) / Surviving Spouse

Refund Amount*

• Enter the exact whole dollar refund amount shown on your tax return.

A General Information 

* Driver's License/State ID 

* Social Security Card (not required, but      recommended)

*  W-2 Forms 

* 1099 Forms (Retirement, SSI, Unemployment, Contract Labor/Self Employment )

 Education Information 

* 1098-T Form 

* Breakdown of College Expenses   

* Daycare Tax ID and Amount Paid (We    will no longer be able to look up last year's information so you must provide this. 

 Dependent Documentation 

 If this is the same biological child(ren) that was claimed on your tax return in the previous year, it is not necessary to provide any of the following. 

If the dependent(s) are not your biological child(ren) or were not claimed on your tax return in the previous year, please provide at least ONE form of documentation from the following list that includes the dependent’s address: 

* Current Year School Records 

* Social Service Records (DHS) 

* Medical Records 

* Landlord Statement 

* Childcare Records 

* Employer Statements 

* Placement Letter (for non-biological children 

 Healthcare Information 

* Any letter or documents from Marketplace (Obamacare) 

 Miscellaneous Information 

*  Direct Deposit Information

*  Mortgage Interest 

* Student Loan Interest