Tax Preparation Services Houston

Tax Preparation Services Houston sets the terms of a call.

These terms say what a page is allowed to do, what the free call will and will not start, and the letter that has to exist before the return is prepared.

See the call terms.

A written scope with a line for each signature

The terms of a call

Services on this site are provided by Steven Palmieri, Dallas, Texas. Reading on after this sentence means you accept the note below, and that acceptance dates from 29 September 2026. The disclosures page is where this practice states the signature it will not give, and these terms adopt that boundary.

These pages are general reading for an owner. Nothing on them is a reading of the numbers that sit in your own file. A visit here leaves that file where it already sits and starts no engagement. A rule can move, and the same rule can land one way on a closed year and another way on an open one, so check the point that matters for your return before you rely on a paragraph here.

The short call offered here creates no engagement and no ongoing duty, and neither side owes the other anything from the call alone. On that call we will say which months look closed, which still look open, and whether a scope is even useful yet, including the plain answer that you may not need one. Nothing in the return starts until a signed letter names both the scope and the fee.

Before any month is touched, the engagement is written down. The fee in that writing is the fee for that scope. Anything past the letter is priced in a further writing before it is done. Ending the engagement takes a written note from you or from this practice, and that note is what stops the month work. Whatever was already earned through the day of that note is still owed, and the file is handed back rather than kept.

No menu of prices is posted on these terms. Catching up is priced from how many months are actually still open. Once the bank feed is running, each later monthly tie carries its own number inside the written scope.

The return is only as sound as the months under it. You provide complete records, you own what is in your systems, and you make the decisions. If a month will not tie, we say which account is the holdup. A month that has not closed stays off the return.

Copyright in the writing, the page layout, and each photograph sits with the practice that put this site up. Reading, printing, and a short quotation are fine when the site is named. Copying this site onto another domain, or feeding it into a training set, needs a written yes from the practice.

We publish these pages in the condition you see, we try to keep them accurate, and we do not promise the site will be up every hour. Nothing in these terms cuts a liability the law refuses to let us cut.

A dispute under this note is decided under Texas law, and it is brought in a court in Texas rather than in another state.

A free call can cover the return, a month that refuses to close, or a date that is coming up. That free call still creates no engagement and no duty on either side. Preparation of the return waits for that signed letter.

A time on the calendar does not open a room beside the shop. Records remain with the practice that publishes these pages, and the call stays on the phone in the footer.

Records stay with us only while the engagement that names them is open. When that engagement ends, those records are handed back. We do not keep a spare set to show later, and a later page on this site will not describe your shop.

A written scope is still required before work starts, whether or not a weekend is busy. A crowd is not an engagement. Both signatures on the scope are what start the work, and a busy weekend does not add a sentence to that page.