Open Tue Nov 10 · Wed Nov 11 · Thu Nov 12
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Off-season hours
This month at the office
November 2026
Tue
Nov 10
10 AM – 1 PM
Wed
Nov 11
3 PM – 6 PM
Thu
Nov 12
10 AM – 1 PM
After April 15, we're open the first full week of every month. Please call ahead if you're not sure.
Looking ahead
Next month at the office
December 2026
Tue
Dec 8
10 AM – 1 PM
Wed
Dec 9
3 PM – 6 PM
Thu
Dec 10
10 AM – 1 PM
Our last off-season week of 2026. Tax-season hours start January 4.
Tax season 2027
Tax-season hours begin January 4
Jan 4 – Apr 15
Monday – Friday
Jan 4 – Jan 159 AM – 3 PM
Jan 18 – Apr 159 AM – 6 PM
Saturdays
9 AM – 1 PM
Every Saturday during tax season
We're open on holidays during tax season. Please call ahead if you're not sure.
Latest from the office
News & updates
Important update · IRS notice
May 12, 2026
Got a CP53E notice? Don't panic.
The CP53E is the IRS's way of saying there's a 6-week delay in processing — exactly the timeline we discussed at the office. You don't need to create an IRS online account, and y…
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Other news & updates
From our family
April 16, 2026
Thank you for a great tax season
We deeply appreciate the trust you've placed in our office this year. As of April 16 we shift to off-season hours — the first full week of…
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Reminder
January 24, 2026
Last day to request your Personalized Organizer
Today is the last day to request your Personalized Organizer with last year's information. Stop by the office or call us — we'll send the…
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What can we help you with?
This month
Office hours
Tue Nov 1010 AM – 1 PM
Wed Nov 113 PM – 6 PM
Thu Nov 1210 AM – 1 PM
Looking ahead
Next month · December
Tue Dec 810 AM – 1 PM
Wed Dec 93 PM – 6 PM
Thu Dec 1010 AM – 1 PM
Our last off-season week of 2026. Tax-season hours start January 4.
Tax season 2027
Tax-season hours
Monday – Friday
Jan 4 – Jan 159 AM – 3 PM
Jan 18 – Apr 159 AM – 6 PM
Saturdays
9 AM – 1 PM
Every Saturday during tax season
We're open on holidays during tax season. Please call ahead if you're not sure.
- It's just a timing thing. The IRS is saying there's a 6-week delay — exactly the timeline we discussed at the office.
- No account needed. The notice may hint you should create an IRS account online. You can skip that — it isn't required and won't speed things up.
- You're getting your money. Rest assured, your refund will arrive.