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Accountants & tax strategists in Miami, FL

From freelancers and W-2 households to growing companies, Miami clients come to BATS for tax preparation, year-round planning and help with the IRS. Everything happens online, so you get a dedicated advisor without the drive.

Local tax picture

Taxes for Miami individuals and businesses

Florida does not tax wages, so most residents file only a federal return. That makes federal planning, business-level state taxes and sales tax the main places to save. Florida has no personal income tax. C corporations still file a Florida corporate income tax return, and sales tax applies to most goods.

Miami clients work with BATS entirely online: book a call, upload documents through the secure portal and review your return or plan with your advisor before anything is filed.

Working with BATS in Miami

Service area
Miami and surrounding communities
State agency
Florida Department of Revenue
State tax on wages
None
Statewide sales tax
Yes
Meetings
Phone and video, at times that suit you
Hours
Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm ET
Contact
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Core services

Popular services in Miami

Every BATS service available in Miami

Starting a business

Starting or running a business in Miami

The tax and registration steps for a new Miami business, in order. We can handle the tax side of each one.

  1. Choose your structureDecide between a sole proprietorship, LLC, S corporation or C corporation based on your expected profit.
  2. Register with FloridaForm your entity with Florida's business filing office and get a federal EIN from the IRS.
  3. Open tax accountsRegister with the Florida Department of Revenue for sales tax and, if you hire, payroll accounts.
  4. Check Miami licensesConfirm any city or county business licenses and permits required for your type of business in Miami.
  5. Set up books and payrollOpen a business bank account, connect accounting software and set up payroll before the first pay date.
  6. Calendar your deadlinesPut federal, state and local filing and payment dates in one schedule so nothing is missed.
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Key dates

Tax deadlines for Miami

Calendar-year filers. Dates move to the next business day on weekends and holidays. Florida deadlines are added to your personal calendar when you work with us.

Federal deadlines for Miami taxpayers
Jan 15Fourth-quarter estimated tax payment for the prior year
Jan 31W-2s and 1099-NEC forms due to workers and the IRS
Mar 15Partnership (1065) and S corporation (1120-S) returns
Apr 15Individual (1040) and C corporation returns; first-quarter estimate
Jun 15Second-quarter estimated tax payment
Sep 15Third-quarter estimate; extended partnership and S corp returns
Oct 15Extended individual returns
How it works

Getting started from Miami

  1. Book a consultation

    Tell us about your situation in a short call or video meeting.

  2. Share documents securely

    Upload files through an encrypted client portal from any device.

  3. Get your plan and filings

    Your advisor prepares returns, books or a strategy and reviews them with you.

  4. Stay on track all year

    We keep an eye on deadlines, estimates and changes in tax law for you.

Questions

Miami tax FAQs

13 answers for Miami individuals and businesses.

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Do you have accountants who serve Miami?

Yes. BATS serves clients in Miami and across Florida. We work through secure online meetings, e-signatures and an encrypted document portal, so you get a dedicated advisor without visiting an office.

Do Miami residents need a state income tax return?

Florida does not tax wages, so most Miami residents file only a federal return. If you earned income in another state, you may need a return there.

How much does tax preparation cost in Miami?

It depends on the forms involved, the number of states and how organized your records are. After a short consultation we give you a written quote, so you know the cost before any work starts.

Do you work with small businesses in Miami?

Yes. We handle bookkeeping, payroll, business returns and year-round planning for Miami businesses, from sole proprietors to multi-owner companies.

Does Miami have sales tax?

Yes. Florida charges sales tax, and local rates can add to the state rate. We help Miami businesses register, collect the right rate and file returns with the Florida Department of Revenue.

Can you run payroll for employees in Miami?

Yes. We register your Florida payroll accounts, run payroll on schedule and file federal and state payroll returns, including unemployment insurance.

How do I pay estimated taxes as a Miami freelancer?

You make quarterly federal payments with Form 1040-ES. Florida doesn't tax wages, so there is usually no state income tax estimate for individuals. We calculate the amounts and remind you before each due date.

I'm moving to or from Miami. What changes?

You may need part-year returns for each state you lived in, and your withholding and estimated payments may need updating. We handle the move-year filings and set you up for the new state.

I haven't filed taxes in years. Can you help a Miami resident catch up?

Yes. We pull your IRS transcripts, prepare the missing returns, request penalty relief where possible and set up a payment plan for any balance.

Can you help with an IRS audit or notice?

Yes. With your authorization we deal with the IRS directly, prepare the response and represent you through the process.

Can I meet an advisor in person in Miami?

Our service is built around video and phone meetings, which lets us serve Miami clients quickly without a commute. Contact us if you have a specific need to meet in person.

Do you offer year-round tax planning in Miami?

Yes. We meet with you mid-year and again in the fall, so you can act on savings opportunities before December 31.

How do Miami business owners get started?

Book a consultation. We review your last returns and current books, then give you a written quote and a plan for the year.

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