Welcome                  Harms Tax Service got its start in 1977. With his newly minted accounting degree from UNLV in hand, Kurt Harms began preparing tax returns for friends, neighbors and Nevada Test Site work associates. Kurt's skills as a tax specialist, plus his good humor, high level of customer service and reasonable prices were what people were seeking. Over a period of 30-years Kurt and his wife Sandy built the business to where we now serve 300 individuals and businesses on a year-around basis. Things changed in 2010, however. I, Bob Moen, an experienced tax specialist myselft and an Enrolled Agent with the IRS, took over the business due to Kurt's health issues* . Like Kurt, I support my clients year around. Should you receive a letter from the IRS -- and there seems to be more of them lately -- I'll help with the reply. If necessary, I'll speak with the IRS myself. I'm thrilled to have many clergy, police and airline pilot clients. Or as I call them 'Kurt's flock'. These returns are complicated, but my critical mass of clients keeps me on top of issues. I welcome new clients, post-April 15 returns and clients who mail me their tax information. Make appointsments for preparation of your 2010 return now. Clients can make appointments on this Web site or by calling toll free 888-663-6829. Yes, we are accepting a few new clients. * * *       * Sadly, Kurt Harms died on December 22, 2010. For the past couple years he was treated for leukemia. But toward the end of 2010 it became clear to Kurt and his doctors that nothing was working: chemo treatments were less effective, Kurt's good bone marrow was producing bad blood cells and his body was beginning to reject transfusions. Kurt accepted his fate, said his good-byes and waited for the inevitable. Here's Sandy Harms' message to Kurt's friends and clients: Kurt passed away on Wednesday, December 22, 2010. He died at home with his family around him. What a wonderful gift for Kurt to be in heaven with Jesus for Christmas. Thank you for your thoughts and prayers. You can view and leave a comment on Kurt's online memorial here.