Acc-U-Rite.......more than just taxes!
OFFICE HOURS & FILING INFORMATION
Tax Year 2018 Electronic Filing start date is Monday January 28th
Your return can be prepared anytime you are ready and will be sent automatically on the start date
Tax Season hours (January 21st through April 15th, 2019)
- Monday through Friday 9am** to 8pm
- Saturday 9am** to 5pm
- Closed on Sunday
**Doors open at 8am. Tax preparation begins by 9am as preparers become available.
Non-Tax Season hours - (Resume on April 16th, 2019)
- Monday through Friday 9am to 5pm
- Evening hours to 6pm available by appointment only.
- Appointments are required for all services after April 15th
- Saturday- Closed
- Sunday- Closed
- Other evening hours, for financial or investment services* only, available by appointment.
*These services are offered by Paul Wickert and Jason Rose through their affiliation with H.D. Vest Investment ServicesSM and H.D.Vest Advisory ServicesSM.
Acc-U-Rite Tax Service Inc. is not a registered broker/dealer or registered investment advisory firm.
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