CPA and Tax Planning in Humble, TX
If you live or run a business in Humble, my office at 3663 N. Sam Houston Parkway East, Suite 600, Office 640, Houston, TX 77032 is a short drive down the Eastex Freeway or the Beltway. You don’t have to come in unless you’d like to. You upload documents to a secure portal, we talk by phone or video, and you sign electronically.
I’m Deanna Ngueket, a CPA licensed by the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy. I work with individuals, small business owners and self-employed people.
Humble sits off I-69 near the airport, where many people work in aviation, logistics and healthcare, and small businesses line FM 1960. I help both employees and business owners here with tax planning, preparation and IRS notices.
What I help with
- Tax preparation: individual returns, and business returns on Form 1120-S, 1065 and Schedule C
- Tax planning during the year, including S corporation decisions and quarterly estimates
- IRS and Texas Comptroller notice help, available without being an ongoing client
- Cloud bookkeeping setup, cleanup and monthly reconciliations
- Starting a business in Texas: entity choice, formation, EIN and the franchise tax calendar
Overtime and shift work in Humble
Many jobs near the airport, in logistics and in healthcare pay hourly with overtime. Starting with 2026, you may be able to deduct the extra “half” of time-and-a-half that federal wage law requires:
- The deduction is up to $12,500 a year, or $25,000 on a joint return.
- It shrinks once your modified adjusted gross income is over $150,000, or $300,000 on a joint return.
- It only counts overtime your employer reports on your W-2 in box 12, code TT. Check your W-2 when it arrives in January, and ask for a corrected one if the overtime is missing.
- Salaried employees who are exempt from overtime rules don’t qualify.
More on this: What box 12, code TT means on your W-2.
Sources: IRC § 225; IRS Fact Sheet FS-2026-13.
Common reasons Humble clients call
- A new LLC or corporation that needs its first business return, or a decision about an S corporation election. For a 2027 election, Form 2553 is generally due by March 15, 2027.
- A letter from the IRS or the Texas Comptroller. I read it, explain it in plain terms and quote the fee in writing before any work begins.
- Quarterly estimated payments that don’t match what you’re actually earning this year.
Fees
Every engagement is quoted in writing before any work begins. Individual returns start at $550 and business returns start at $950. You can get an estimate on the individual or business pricing page. If you sign by December 15, 2026, your 2026 return is 20% off (details).
More ways I can help
If you are planning ahead:
- Personal Tax Planning: for individuals and families, starting with a review of the return you already filed
- Business Tax Planning: for business owners, starting with a review of the prior business return and the current year
If you want a second look at a filed return:
- Personal Tax Return Review: $300 per return year
- Entity Return Review: for an LLC, partnership, S corporation or C corporation return (Form 1065, 1120-S or 1120), $300 per year reviewed
If you owe a balance or are behind:
- IRS Payment Plans: setting up an installment agreement you can keep
- IRS Penalty Relief: asking the IRS to remove penalties when you qualify
- Unfiled Tax Returns: getting back on track with the years you missed
- Texas Comptroller Notices: franchise tax and other state notices
Free guides from my blog
- IRS Notice CP14: what it means and what to do next
- IRS Notice CP504: what a notice of intent to levy means
- Texas franchise tax: filing when you owe nothing
- LLC or S corporation in Texas: how to decide
- No tax on overtime: what actually qualifies
- S corp reasonable compensation: what the IRS looks at
How to reach me
Office: 3663 N. Sam Houston Parkway East, Suite 600, Office 640, Houston, TX 77032. In-person appointments are by request, or we can work entirely online or by phone.
Phone: 713-730-9792 · Email: info@deannacpa.com · Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Central.
Please don’t email Social Security or account numbers. I’ll give you a secure portal for anything sensitive.
