JRJ Income Tax Service Inc

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JRJ Income Tax Service Inc Take the Stress Out of Your Taxes. A Southern MD Family Business Since 1982.

JRJ Income Tax Service will get your taxes done quickly and accurately, without the fuss. We’re a family-owned business in Waldorf, MD, with four decades of satisfied customers.

“What if I owe more than I can pay?”An unexpected expense, a drop in income or a tax bill larger than you anticipated ca...
10/27/2026

“What if I owe more than I can pay?”

An unexpected expense, a drop in income or a tax bill larger than you anticipated can make paying in full difficult.

It’s helpful to know your options before tax season.

If that situation comes up, filing on time helps you avoid a separate late-filing penalty — even when you can’t pay the full bill. Pay what you can by the payment deadline.

IRS payment plans may be available, depending on your eligibility. Interest and applicable penalties generally continue while a balance remains.

When you file with JRJ, we can help you understand your tax bill and discuss possible next steps.

It is with heavy hearts and profound sadness that we share the passing of one of JRJ's founding members, Jennifer Warffe...
10/21/2026

It is with heavy hearts and profound sadness that we share the passing of one of JRJ's founding members, Jennifer Warffemius.

Jennifer was not only a cornerstone of our organization, but also a dedicated Tax Preparer and Enrolled Agent who devoted her life to helping others navigate some of their most important financial decisions with knowledge, integrity, and compassion.

Her expertise, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to her clients earned the trust and respect of countless individuals and families throughout her career.

For those of us who knew Jennifer personally, she was so much more than her accomplishments. She was a friend, a mentor, a source of wisdom, and a kind soul whose generosity touched everyone around her.

Her warmth, strength, and genuine care for others helped shape not only JRJ, but also the lives of the many people privileged enough to know her.

Jennifer's legacy is woven into the foundation of this organization and will continue to inspire us for years to come. While our hearts are broken by this loss, we are grateful for the time we had with her and for the lasting impact she made on our clients, colleagues, friends, and family.

Please keep Jennifer's family and loved ones in your thoughts and prayers during this incredibly difficult time.

Jennifer will be deeply missed, lovingly remembered, and forever remain a part of the JRJ family.

Just wrapped up your taxes after filing an extension? Before you put the paperwork away, give it a place you’ll remember...
10/19/2026

Just wrapped up your taxes after filing an extension?

Before you put the paperwork away, give it a place you’ll remember.

Save a copy of your filed return and the documents used to prepare it — including W-2s, 1099s and receipts supporting deductions or credits. Organize them by tax year in a secure, easily accessible physical or digital folder.

You may need those records to prepare a future return, correct something on the return you just filed or respond to an IRS question.

How long should you keep it all? That depends on the records and your situation.

Before shredding papers or deleting files, ask your JRJ tax pro what to hold onto and for how long.

That extension bought you six more months. Now those six months are almost up. ⏰If you received a valid extension for yo...
10/12/2026

That extension bought you six more months. Now those six months are almost up. ⏰

If you received a valid extension for your 2025 federal individual tax return, Thursday is your deadline to file.

Just remember: The extension applied to the paperwork, not the payment. Any federal income tax you owed for 2025 was generally due in April.

If your return is still sitting on the to-do list, now is the time to move it to the top. And if you need help, call JRJ … ASAP.

https://jrjtax.com

Retired this year?Your tax return may tell two stories: the months you worked and the months after.Wages earned before r...
10/08/2026

Retired this year?

Your tax return may tell two stories: the months you worked and the months after.

Wages earned before retirement still count. Add pension payments, Social Security benefits or retirement-account distributions, and your tax picture may look different from last year’s.

Start by gathering your final pay stub, current benefit and retirement-account statements, and records of any estimated tax payments.

Before year-end, talk with JRJ about what changed — and whether your withholding or estimated payments need attention.

https://jrjtax.com

Helping an aging parent manage their finances can be a blessing.And a responsibility that brings questions you haven’t f...
10/06/2026

Helping an aging parent manage their finances can be a blessing.
And a responsibility that brings questions you haven’t faced before.

It’s a blessing to have more time together. It’s a blessing to be someone they can count on.

You deserve someone to count on, too.

JRJ can help you gather the right records and ask the right tax questions so you can make informed decisions together.

https://jrjtax.com

Picked up a second job this year? We get it. We buy gas and groceries, too. We’ve seen the prices.But here’s something y...
10/02/2026

Picked up a second job this year? We get it. We buy gas and groceries, too. We’ve seen the prices.

But here’s something you may not have considered …

When you work more than one job, each employer may calculate your tax withholding without accounting for what you earn at the other. Put those incomes together at tax time, and you could discover that you haven't had enough withheld.

That's a surprise tax bill you’d rather avoid.

Check your withholding now, while there's still time to make adjustments before the end of the year.

The IRS Tax Withholding Estimator can help, or give JRJ a call and we'll help you take a look.

https://www.irs.gov/individuals/tax-withholding-estimator

Q4 starts tomorrow.Do you know where your business stands?By the end of September, business owners should have a reasona...
09/30/2026

Q4 starts tomorrow.

Do you know where your business stands?

By the end of September, business owners should have a reasonably clear picture of year-to-date revenue, expenses and estimated profit. If you haven't looked closely at those numbers lately, Q4 is the time.

Why? Because you can't make good year-end decisions around numbers you haven't reviewed.

Before the calendar gets crowded with holidays and year-end deadlines, take a look at the financial picture now. Knowing where you stand gives you time to ask better questions and make more informed decisions before December 31.

Filed an extension for your 2025 federal tax return? October 15 is getting closer.An extension gave you more time to fil...
09/28/2026

Filed an extension for your 2025 federal tax return? October 15 is getting closer.

An extension gave you more time to file. It didn't make the return disappear — and waiting until October 14 to start gathering documents can turn that extra time into extra stress.

Use the next couple of weeks to pull together anything that's still missing, answer outstanding questions and give your tax preparer time to complete the return accurately.

If you still need help getting your extended return across the finish line, now is the time to call JRJ.

https://jrjtax.com

Ever hear someone shrug and say, “Oh, well. It’s a write-off, ” almost like they think they’re getting something for fre...
09/24/2026

Ever hear someone shrug and say, “Oh, well. It’s a write-off, ” almost like they think they’re getting something for free?

It would be great if that were true. It would be amazing. But … it’s not.

A tax deduction can reduce the amount of income that's subject to tax. It does not mean the government reimburses you for the purchase. And not every business expense is automatically deductible — or deductible all at once.

So spending $1,000 just to "get the write-off" usually doesn't make sense if your business didn't actually need what you bought.

The better question isn't, "Can I write this off?"

It's, "Does this expense make sense for my business, and how should it be treated for tax purposes?"

That's a conversation worth having with your tax professional before the year is over.

https://jrjtax.com

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4110 Crain Highway
Waldorf, MD
20603

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+13016452599

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