If something doesn’t feel right about your last tax return, trust your gut—and get a second opinion.
We see it all the time. Clients come to us after receiving an unexpected IRS notice, realizing they were overcharged, or simply feeling uncertain about what was filed on their behalf. A second opinion can bring clarity, savings, and peace of mind.
When Should You Get a Second Opinion?
- You owe way more (or less) than you expected
- You received an IRS notice after filing
- You didn’t review or understand your return before it was submitted
- Your preparer didn’t ask many questions or request proper documentation
- You suspect deductions were missed or misclassified
What Does a Second Look Include?
At Polaris, our Second Look Service includes:
- A full review of your most recent federal and state tax returns
- An evaluation of potential errors, missed deductions, or audit triggers
- A plain-English summary of findings
- Recommendations on whether an amendment is warranted
We charge a flat fee for this service and provide value whether your return is clean or flawed. In some cases, we’ve found thousands in missed deductions, incorrect filing statuses, or opportunities for amended returns that paid off big.
Is It Worth It?
Yes. If your return has even one critical error, the financial risk could far exceed the cost of a second opinion. You’d get a second opinion on a surgery—why not one for your taxes?
Whether your return was done by a local firm, a national chain, or your cousin’s friend, we’ll look at it with fresh eyes and professional insight.
👉 Schedule a consultation today and get the confidence you deserve.