New Tax Service Company Opens on Richmond Highway

Liberty Tax Service, the fastest-growing tax service in the industry opened a new location at 6301A Richmond Highway in Alexandria and is open from 9 a.m. – 9 p.m. during tax season, according to a news release from Mount Vernon Lee Chamber of Commerce. Here’s more about this new business, from the release:

Mount Vernon Lee Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting for this new business on Wednesday, Jan. 7. Lady Liberty was on hand to pass out refreshments and tax advice.

“We figure this tax season could be stressful for our community, with the Affordable Care Act, and other changes,” said Darryl Pryor, owner. “So we thought a party was the perfect antidote. We also have some important information to share about health insurance and taxes.”

This year is the first in which the health care law will have tax implications. Those who did not have health insurance in 2014 could owe a penalty when they file their taxes. Liberty Tax Service can help taxpayers understand the law and how it will affect their taxes. Liberty can also help individuals apply for coverage exemptions or enroll in health insurance for 2015.

The office is owned and operated by Darryl J. Pryor. A 20-year veteran of the United States Air Force, with an addition 10 years as a Department of Defense civilian and private industry professional, Darryl has always had a passion for assisting others in the community, and this is just one stream of assistance he and his wife, Alicia, offer.

Not only can they assist you with your insurance needs, they are also John Maxwell Certified Coaches, Teachers and Speakers who can offer workshops, seminars, keynote speaking, and coaching, aiding your personal, professional and organization growth.

Mount Vernon Lee Chamber of Commerce represents more than 300 businesses in southeast Fairfax County.

Photo courtesy of Chamber: Liberty Tax Service Ribbon Cutting with owners Alicia and Daryl Pryor in the center, Chamber VP George Ksenics, Belvoir FCU, right; and Edythe Kelleher, SFDC, left, along with Liberty Tax Service employees.