About
Meet the professionals behind GG Tax Services.
Before starting my own practice, I had the opportunity to see the tax industry from the inside. I’ve been preparing taxes for 2–3 years and have 5 years of experience working with the Arizona Department of Revenue.
What I noticed is that many taxpayers don’t fully understand how taxes work, their obligations, or the resources available to them. I also realized that taxpayers are not to blame. The system itself can be difficult to understand and navigate.
Most of us would like to believe our hard-earned money is going toward meaningful causes, but in reality, many people aren’t sure where it goes. This uncertainty often leads to frustration and reluctance when it comes to taxes.
The conclusion I’ve come to is this: even though many Americans (myself included) dislike paying taxes, the burden of trying to avoid them is far greater than simply handling them correctly. Taxes support important systems like public schools, infrastructure, and transportation.
It is my mission to help taxpayers stay in compliance without the frustration, while keeping services affordable. With my experience, I strive to guide my clients and save them money. Not by cutting corners, but by truly understanding each situation and ensuring you claim every credit and deduction you qualify for.
Learn more: I’m also a software engineer and built this website myself. If you’re interested in learning more or working together, visit www.ggstudio.dev
Certifications & Credentials
PTIN: #P0*****92
AFSP Certified: Since 2020
A PTIN (Preparer Tax Identification Number) is a unique identifier issued by the IRS to tax return preparers. It is required for anyone who is paid to prepare or assist in preparing federal tax returns. The PTIN helps the IRS track and regulate tax preparers, ensuring they meet certain standards and comply with tax laws. It also provides a way for the IRS to identify and contact tax preparers if needed.
The Annual Filing Season Program (AFSP) is a voluntary program offered by the IRS to encourage tax return preparers to continue their education and stay up-to-date with tax laws. It provides a way for tax preparers to demonstrate their commitment to professionalism and ongoing education in the field of tax preparation.