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Jean Geary

Who Jean Helps

Returns where several threads meet.

Jean’s best-fit clients aren’t looking for the cheapest basic filing. They have several tax questions converging at once.

Individuals with investment income

Brokerage statements, gains and losses, dividends, and distributions often arrive late and in pieces. Jean organizes that reporting within the return—without providing investment advice.

  • Multiple brokerage or retirement accounts
  • Sales during the year
  • Corrected or late tax documents

Sole proprietors and independent professionals

Schedule C activity brings income tracking, deductible expenses, and estimated payments into the individual return. A dependable process makes each year easier than the last.

  • Freelance, consulting, or contract income
  • Home office or vehicle questions
  • Estimated payments during the year

Rental-property owners

Schedule E brings rents, expenses, and property records together. Jean coordinates that information within her verified scope.

  • One or more rental properties
  • A newly purchased or sold rental
  • Records spread across several sources

People with several income sources

Wages alongside a side business, a rental, and investment accounts—this is where seeing the whole picture matters most.

  • W-2 plus independent income
  • Pass-through information (K-1s)
  • A major life or income change

Bring Jean the whole tax picture—not just the last form that arrived.

Whether the return includes investment activity, independent work, rental income, or several of these at once, begin with a short review of what is involved.