JW Hopp & Associates Inc.

03/03/2026

7 brews dropped off free coffee. Many thanks 7 Brew Coffee!!

02/28/2026

RIP Delmar Luke… we are saddened by your passing. You saved your family, which is all any of us hope for in a fire. Praying for your family.

02/27/2026

Not often you see three cybertrucks in Sanger.

02/11/2026

If they can redact the Epstein files, shouldn’t we be able to redact our tax returns?

01/16/2026

01/10/2026

We would like to welcome TJ Ferryman to the 2025 tax season as our newest tax preparer!

TJ has been with us most of 2025, doing taxes behind the scenes, and will be seeing clients beginning in February. We are thrilled that he has joined our team. He is very client focused and we know that he will give our clients both expertise and a great experience.

12/25/2025

From all of us at JW Hopp & Associates, we hope your Christmas is merry, your coffee is strong, and your receipts are mostly organized. Remember—Santa checks his list twice… the IRS only needs to check once 😅

Enjoy the holidays, spend time with family, and we’ll handle the numbers when the tinsel comes down.

Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays!

12/10/2025

IMPORTANT NOTICE ABOUT FILING EXTENSIONS

We are always happy to file extensions for our returning clients at no charge, but beginning with the 2025 tax year we will need an extension request to file them.

As much as we would like to, we can no longer commit to file your extension whether you request it or not.

The request is easy - go to the extension request page - https://www.hopptax.com/extension.html - on our website. We are asking for minimal information to identify you/your company. We will need an extension request for your personal return and a separate request for each business tax return.

11/10/2025

Got the squad with me gearing up for 2025 tax season. I’ve got the best team. ”

11/05/2025

2025 is the last year for residential energy credits. The Big Beautiful Bill eliminated the credits beginning in 2026, including solar panels, a decade ahead of schedule.

There is an additional stipulation to claim a credit in 2025 -"..for each item of qualifying property placed in service, no credit will be allowed unless the item was produced by a qualified manufacturer and the taxpayer reports the Qualified Manufacturer Identification Number (QMID) for the item on their tax return."

If you're going to do some home improvements, you still have a couple of months to get credit for it on your tax return.

If you make home improvements for energy efficiency, you may qualify for an annual tax credit up to $3,200.

10/31/2025

Just had to do something fun for this lady here. She has become an incredibly reliable associate. I couldn’t be happier to have her on our team. She covers my butt far more than I’d like to admit, and really comes through in the clutch. Thank you Maggie for all you do.

10/19/2025

These are simply the best people we know.