Tax Office in San Benito

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Monday through Saturday, nine to seven, the whole year. Call and you’ll hear back the same day during business hours. The first conversation is free, and it runs in English or in Spanish.

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956-577-2248

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795 Resaca Shores, San Benito, TX 78586

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Questions About Our Tax Office in San Benito

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Office hours, how an appointment gets set, what to bring with you, and how quickly a question gets a real answer. Every one of these holds in September the same as it does in March, because the door here doesn’t shut once April is over.

When is the tax office in San Benito open?

Salazar Tax Services keeps the San Benito office open Monday through Saturday, 9am to 7pm. Sunday is the only day nobody is in. Those hours hold in September and December the same as they do in March.

Do I need an appointment, or can I walk in?

Appointments are the way to go, because the San Benito office is a home office that works by appointment rather than as a storefront. Call and you will get an answer the same day during business hours, with a time set from there. The free consultation can also happen by phone if you want to ask a few questions first. The busiest stretch runs November into April, when the Winter Texan season sits on top of filing season, so calling ahead matters most then.

What should I bring to my first tax appointment?

Bring photo identification, Social Security cards or ITIN letters for everyone on the return, last year’s filed return, and every income document you received, including W-2s, 1099s, 1098s and any IRS letters. Self employed filers coming into the San Benito office should add business income records, expense records and a mileage log. Mixed households where some members have a Social Security number and others have an ITIN are common here, and every person on the return needs their number documented. Port Isabel clients who rent out a place part of the year should add the rental records, since more than half the housing there was built before 1980 and repairs on an older rental get treated differently from improvements.

How does a free tax consultation work?

The consultation costs nothing and runs as a working conversation, at the San Benito office or by phone, going through last year’s return, your current situation and whatever notice or problem brought you in. You leave knowing what the job involves and what it will take, with no obligation to book anything. Salazar Tax Services runs these in English or in Spanish.

How quickly does Salazar Tax Services respond to a question?

Same day, during business hours, Monday through Saturday, whether you are in San Benito or driving in from Brownsville. Anything that arrives after 7pm gets answered the next business day. Clients use that most when an IRS letter shows up with a short response window and the deadline is already running.

Where is the Salazar Tax Services office in San Benito?

Salazar Tax Services runs from a home office in San Benito, in Cameron County, and works by appointment, so the address goes out when your appointment is set. Call (956) 577-2248 to book a time or a free phone consultation. Dionicio Salazar also drives to client businesses around the county when the records are easier to work with on site.

Can I reach a tax preparer in San Benito after the April deadline?

Yes. The San Benito office runs year-round, six days a week, which matters because IRS notices, amended returns, payroll filings and quarterly estimates all land outside filing season. Extensions filed in April come due in September and October, right around the time the Winter Texan season starts up again.

What if I am missing a document I need to file?

Most missing documents can be replaced from an IRS wage and income transcript, which lists the W-2s and 1099s already reported under your Social Security number or ITIN. Salazar Tax Services pulls transcripts for San Benito clients as part of the work, so a lost form does not stop a return. Documents the IRS never sees, such as business expense records or a mileage log, still have to come from you.

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