We are a small firm comprised of highly qualified, experienced tax specialists and accountants. Since our inception, and during our prior history as American Express Business Services in Tyson's Corner, we have offered a full range of tax, and small business services. Our firm will focus on your unique tax and accounting and consulting needs. For expert, affordable, service from specialists that care about you, choose us.

Member : American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Maryland Society of Accountants, National Association of Enrolled Agents.

We provide this web site to inform and assist our clients, and potential clients, with information about our firm and the services we offer; as well as tools and resources related to personal and business tax planning and filing.

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No login is required to access the information, links and general tools provided on the site. The login is specific to those clients, who use the secure file cabinet to upload and store their tax documents and data.

Under About Us you will find general information about Wilhelm & Associates, Ltd. - our history, our working principles, and tax philosophy. You will also find Associates Profiles, where each of our tax associates is profiled. Prospective clients can identify a tax specialist whose specialty area of expertise or interest meets their specific needs. Our Services are described, including alternate links to specific resources related to a service.

Contact Us provides our location , including a local map and links to online map utilities. How to contact us is also found here.

The Login page provides those customers who wish to use the secure file cabinet functions a personal login to their individual file drawer. We have provided a login link on this home page for your convenience.

Check out W&A Tax Forms for additional forms and instructions that you may use in preparing your individual and business documents.

Newsletters are updated frequently to bring you the latest in tax and financial business community information.

Finally, you will find several page tabs where links to various sources of information, a glossary of tax terms, and other government and industry web sites can be found.

'Over and over again courts have said that there is nothing sinister in so arranging one's affairs as to keep taxes as low as possible. Everybody does so, rich or poor; and all do right, for nobody owes any public duty to pay more than the law demands: taxes are enforced exactions, not voluntary contributions.'

Judge Learned Hand's comment in his dissenting opinion in Commissioner v. Newman, 159 f.2d 848, 850-851 (CA2 1947).