Tax done right is
not about filing.
Whether you are an individual with a complex return or a business navigating multi-state obligations, Rakesh Jain personally reviews every case at Rakesh Jain, CPA PC.
The complexity is not obvious until you look.
Foreign accounts, equity compensation, expat status, multiple income streams, each one changes the picture. Missing any one of them does not just mean a wrong number. It means exposure you did not know you had.
Federal and state individual returns
Equity, RSU, and investment income
Expat taxes and foreign income (Form 2555, 1116)
FBAR and FATCA compliance
IRS notices and audit representation
Multi-year and multi-state coordination
Business tax returns (All entities)
Business tax returns (All entities)
Multi-state filing & nexus analysis
Multi-state filing & nexus analysis
R&D credits & deduction maximisation
R&D credits & deduction maximisation
IRS and state audit representation
IRS and state audit representation
Filing on time is not the same as filing well.
The businesses that overpay tax or carry unnecessary risk are rarely doing anything wrong. They just do not have someone asking the right questions.
What structure makes sense for where you are going?
Are you capturing every deduction you qualify for?
Do you have exposure in states you have not considered?
“Tax is not about filling in boxes. It is about understanding a situation well enough to know which boxes matter, which ones carry risk, and where there is room to do something better. That is what I bring to every engagement.”
Rakesh Jain, CPA
Managing Director, Rakesh Jain, CPA PC
Frequently Asked Questions
Tax software works for simple returns. But if your situation involves equity compensation, foreign income, multiple states, a business interest, or an IRS notice, software will not ask the right questions. What it misses can cost you significantly. A CPA looks at your full picture, not just the boxes on a form.
