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Your next step, made simpler.

Getting ready to file or checking in after filing? Find your checklist, federal tax estimator, refund tracking tools, and secure client portal right here.

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Dr. Tahkia Fulton, Tax Strategist
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Federal refund / balance due estimator

What Could Your Federal Refund Look Like?

This tool provides an estimated federal refund or balance due based on the information entered. It does not guarantee a refund or eligibility for any credit.

Tax Year 2026 — Filed During the 2027 Filing Season
Estimator Progress Step 1 of 7
Estimate availability
Start entering information. This tool will tell you as early as possible whether an estimate can be shown for your situation.
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Step 1

Let’s start with the basics.

Choose your filing status and a few basics so the estimator can determine what it can support.

This estimator is configured for Tax Year 2026 only.
Head of Household requires meeting IRS eligibility rules; this tool uses your selection.
If you can be claimed as a dependent, standard deduction rules differ (supported here in a simplified way).
This estimator currently uses the standard deduction, not itemized deductions.
No SSNs or documents. This tool only asks yes/no eligibility questions and high-level dollar inputs.
Please select your filing status before continuing.
Step 2

Income (high-level).

Enter estimates. Some income types have special rules; the tool will flag unsupported situations early.

$
Form W-2 box 1 total.
$
This is net profit after expenses (not gross revenue). Corporate revenue is not Schedule C profit.
$
Interest counts as investment income (affects EITC limits).
$
Used as investment income for EITC; treated as ordinary income here.
$
Unsupported (preferential rate calculations not implemented).
$
Treated as ordinary income for this estimate.
$
Treated as ordinary income for this estimate.
$
If this includes rental income, partnership K-1s, or capital gains, the estimate may be unsupported.
Step 3

Children & dependents.

We ask simple yes/no questions to help determine whether certain credits can be included. Do not enter SSNs.

We’ll ask eligibility questions per child.
For Credit for Other Dependents (ODC), subject to limitations.
Step 4

Business & credits scope.

This tool supports a documented subset of Schedule C + QBI and family credits. It will flag anything outside scope.

QBI rules differ for SSTBs at higher incomes. If unsure, choose “Not sure”.
Optional marketing consent is not required to reveal an estimate.
Examples: rentals, partnership K-1s, foreign income, large capital gains, significant itemized deductions, or complex credits.
Step 5

Federal taxes already paid.

Enter approximate federal withholding and estimated payments.

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W-2 box 2 total (high-level estimate).
$
Form 1040-ES payments (high-level estimate).
Step 6

Review your information.

Verify the figures you entered. You can go back to edit at any time.

Filing status—
W-2 wages$0
Schedule C net profit$0
Investment income (interest + dividends)$0
Children entered0
Other dependents entered0
Taxes paid (inputs)$0
Step 7

Your Estimate Is Almost Ready!

Enter your contact information to reveal your estimated federal refund or balance due. Then take the next step toward a personalized review with One Cent Financial Services.

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Before you file

Filing preparation tools

Use these resources to prepare your documents, check an estimate, and get ready for your appointment.

Tax year 2026

Tax Document Checklist

A quick list of the most common documents to gather before your appointment.

View checklist

Federal Refund Estimator

Jump to our on-page estimator to get a preliminary estimate before you meet with a tax professional.

Go to estimator

W-4 Withholding Estimator

Opens on the IRS website to help you check your withholding for 2026.

Open IRS tool

Get an Identity Protection PIN

Opens on the IRS website to request an IP PIN for added identity protection.

Open IRS tool
Tax document checklist (common items)
  • Photo ID
  • Social Security numbers / ITINs for everyone on the return
  • W-2s and/or 1099 income forms (NEC, INT, DIV, etc.)
  • Prior-year tax return (if available)
  • Childcare expenses and provider information (if applicable)
  • Mortgage interest (1098) and property tax records (if applicable)
  • Student loan interest (1098-E) / tuition statements (1098-T) (if applicable)
  • Estimated tax payments and IRS/state notices (if any)

After you file

Refund tracking & follow-up tools

Track your federal refund, request transcripts, and access your One Cent client portal for documents and follow-ups.

Tax year 2026

Where’s My Federal Refund?

Opens on the IRS website to check your federal refund status.

Open IRS tracker

Where’s My Amended Return?

Opens on the IRS website to track an amended return (1040-X).

Open IRS tracker

State Refund Tracking

Each state has its own official tracking tool. Use this guidance to find the right site.

View guidance

Get Tax Transcripts

Opens on the IRS website to request or download tax transcripts.

Open IRS tool

Access My Client Portal

Access your secure TaxDome client portal in a new tab.

Open portal
State refund tracking: Visit your state’s official Department of Revenue (or equivalent) website and look for “Where’s My Refund?” or “Refund Status.”