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Highlands Tax

Come in.Make yourself comfortable.

This is the online home of Highlands Tax & Accounting on Bardstown Road. Most people are here to get ready for an appointment. Everything else about the office lives here too.

The real storefront of Highlands Tax & Accounting: a low brick building with white trim, the hanging sign out front, and the 1705 street number by the door.

The pot is always on. Now deducting. 1705 Bardstown Rd. Bring the shoebox. Est. 2005. Admitted to practice before the IRS. The teal doors are the ones.

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Most people arrive with one specific errand. These are the ones we get asked about most.

I made this corner of the internet to save my clients a phone call. Everything I used to explain twice a day is here now: what to bring, when things are due, how to send us paperwork, and what is going on at the office.

If you are new, have a look around and then call me. If you have been coming here for years, the checklist is the part you want. And if you are thinking about working here, there is a page for that too, and I would genuinely like to hear from you.

BelindaOwner and Enrolled Agent

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Office news, filing season announcements, closures, and anything we need you to act on.

PinnedJanuary 20, 2026All Clients

We are booking appointments for filing season

The calendar for this filing season is open. Existing clients get first pick of times, and there is a checklist to help you gather what you need before you come in.

Before you come in

Know exactly what to bring

Tell us what kind of appointment you have and we will show you the list that actually applies to you. Tick things off as you gather them, then print it or take it with you.

Nothing you tick is sent anywhere. The list stays in your own browser, because a record of which tax documents you do and do not have is nobody else's business.

We are hiring

Pull up a chair.

We are looking for thoughtful, dependable people who care about doing good work and helping clients feel taken care of. If that sounds like you, we would genuinely like to hear from you, even if your background is not a perfect match.

  • Dependability

    People plan their year around us. Showing up matters more here than being brilliant.

  • Kindness

    Money is a tender subject. Nobody should feel judged in this office, ever.

  • Accuracy

    Careful beats fast. We would rather take an extra day than send something wrong.

  • Curiosity

    The good catches come from someone wondering why a number looks odd.

  • Clear communication

    If a client cannot understand your explanation, the explanation is not finished.

  • Patience

    Some people arrive with a shoebox and an apology. Meet them where they are.

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There may be a chair here for you

Around the office

A few of these are the real place. The doors really are that teal. The rest are stand-ins until somebody walks around the office with a camera, which should tell you how new this website is.

A dark wooden bookcase filled top to bottom with well-used hardbacks and paperbacks, spines every colour. A stand-in, not this office.
The shelves
A long wooden table and benches under low pendant lamps, against a plank wall covered in small framed pictures. A stand-in, not this office.
Where we sit down
A dark red vintage Corona typewriter on a pale stone counter, with a crumpled sheet of paper beside it. A stand-in, not this office.
The typewriter
The office's real front doors: a teal double door with ornate gold lettering reading The Highlands Tax Lady.
The teal doors
A hand in a knitted sleeve writing in a notebook on a wooden table, next to a mug of coffee. A stand-in, not this office.
Notes
The real front entrance at 1705 Bardstown Rd: brick steps up to a white door, with the Highlands Tax & Accounting sign hanging overhead.
The front steps

The photographs of the office itself come from its public listings and get swapped for owner-approved originals before launch. See public/photos/README.md for the shot list.

Seen from above, a hand writing in an open notebook on an oak table, beside a mug of black coffee and a half-eaten croissant. A stand-in, not this office.
Paperwork

Who you will be working with

A small office, run by one specific person

A small, independent tax and accounting office on Bardstown Road, led by Belinda Pinotti, an Enrolled Agent admitted to practice before the IRS. She personally handles every return, listens first, and catches what the chains and the software miss.

We take the work seriously. The office, less so. There is coffee, and somebody will explain your return in plain language before anything gets filed.

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The office