If you live in Killeen, Kempner, Copperas Cove, or near Fort Cavazos, tax season is not abstract. It hits when you are juggling work, family, and maybe a PCS or side hustle. Good tax preparation is less about software slogans and more about someone who actually reads your situation.
Moreno Financial Services is a veteran-owned firm serving Central Texas. We prepare individual, self-employed, small-business, and military returns with fees you see before we start. Individual returns start at $250. Exact pricing depends on complexity and is locked in on a free strategy call.
What “good” tax prep looks like locally
You should leave with more than a refund number. You should understand what changed year over year, which documents still matter, and whether estimated taxes or bookkeeping would make next year easier.
Local context matters: multi-state moves, military pay, BAH, combat zones, spouse employment changes, and small businesses that run out of a garage or a spare room. Seasonal chains optimize for volume. We optimize for accuracy and a clean story for the IRS.
Documents to gather before your appointment
Start with identity and income: Social Security cards or ITIN info for the household, W-2s, 1099s, interest and dividend forms, unemployment, and prior-year return if you have it. Add childcare, education, mortgage interest, property tax, and charitable gifts when they apply.
Self-employed? Pull bank summaries, mileage logs, home-office notes, equipment purchases, and quarterly estimates already paid. Messy is fine. We would rather sort a pile early than fix an incomplete return later.
How we work at Moreno Financial Services
Book a free 15-minute strategy call. We listen first, then say honestly whether we can help. If we take the work, you get a clear scope and a clear fee before preparation starts. After filing, we remain reachable for questions and notices. Tax season is not the only week we exist.
Serving Killeen, Kempner, Harker Heights, Copperas Cove, Fort Cavazos, Lampasas, Temple, Belton, and greater Central Texas.
Reviewed August 8, 2026. General educational information only, not individualized tax, legal, accounting, or financial advice. Rules and deadlines can change; verify the current tax year and your facts with a qualified professional.
