Shan's Securable Tax Service

01/30/2026

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Visit securableservices.com, select Services, and choose the option that applies to you:
• Individual Tax Preparation
• Individual Tax Preparation with Qualifying Dependents
• Business Tax Preparation

Tax law is complicated, but your peace of mind doesn’t have to be.At Securable Services, we help high-earning professionals and business owners protect, preserve, and multiply their money with strategy, structure, and compliance you can trust. You’ve worked too hard to let money slip through you...

01/20/2026

The first batch of tax returns has officially started moving. What was once marked as Return at IRS is now Acknowledged. Progress is happening, and timing matters.

I speak blessings over every client connected to my business. May God open the floodgates of heaven and release provision, overflow, and financial clarity like never before. This season will look different in the best way.

Stay encouraged. What’s in motion cannot be stopped.

01/05/2026

Tax season doesn’t have to be stressful. At Shan’s Securable Tax Service, we focus on accuracy, speed, and maximizing every dollar you deserve. Federal and state tax preparation done right the first time.

Open Monday, January 5, 2026 from 10AM to 7PM

📞 256-346-5032 | 256-346-3307

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Tax law is complicated, but your peace of mind doesn’t have to be.At Securable Services, we help high-earning professionals and business owners protect, preserve, and multiply their money with strategy, structure, and compliance you can trust. You’ve worked too hard to let money slip through you...

07/25/2025

Good morning good people
Luke 18:17 Verily I say unto you, Whosoever shall not receive the kingdom of God as a little child shall in no wise enter therein.

02/14/2025

Understand Business vs. Personal Use

If you use social media for business purposes, differentiate between personal and business expenses. Only business-related expenses are deductible.

02/13/2025

Track Your Expenses

Keep records of any expenses related to your social media activities, such as advertising costs, software subscriptions, and equipment purchases. These can often be deducted from your taxable income.

02/09/2025

2025 Update: Important Information

Form 5695 (Residential Energy Credits) – New Rule for Claiming Credit**

The 2024 Form 5695 now includes a checkbox for taxpayers eligible for a residential energy credit who co-occupy a home with someone other than their spouse. This new rule permits both individuals to claim the credit if they have jointly funded the qualifying property. For further details, please refer to the instructions for line 7c of Form 5695.

02/08/2025

❗️TAXPAYERS REMINDER ❗️

Electronic Filing of Returns with Duplicate Dependents: Updates for the 2025 Filing Season

Beginning with the 2025 filing season (for 2024 federal income tax returns), the IRS will permit taxpayers to electronically file returns that include dependents already claimed on another 2024 federal return, provided the primary taxpayer possesses an Identity Protection PIN (IP PIN).

This change is designed to simplify the determination of which taxpayer is eligible to claim the dependent, thereby minimizing delays associated with paper filing.

Scenarios for Filing Returns with Duplicate Dependents

Scenario 1: Primary Taxpayer Lacks an IP PIN

If the IRS rejects a return due to a duplicate dependent Social Security Number (SSN), the taxpayer must obtain an IP PIN to file electronically. Most taxpayers can secure an IP PIN through the "Get an IP PIN" tool on the IRS website. Once they have the IP PIN, it can be included on their return for electronic filing. If the taxpayer does not obtain an IP PIN, they will need to file their return on paper and send it to the IRS.

Scenario 2: Primary Taxpayer Already Has an IP PIN

If the taxpayer already possesses an IP PIN, their return will be accepted electronically, even if the dependent has been claimed on another return. However, they will not receive immediate notification regarding the duplicate claim. Instead, the IRS will send a notice to inform them of the situation.