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Tax season is never a fun time of the year, but PBC Accounting and Tax Services can make everything easier for you. Our professional tax accountants offer various solutions in the Miami, FL area including personal tax services, business tax services, profit and loss reporting, business tax consulting & more. Whether you want consulting or bookkeeping services, you can count on us to tailor our services to your needs. Call today to speak with one of our local tax consultants about your situation.

Why go with us?
Our professional tax accountants know what's right for you. Clients continue to choose us because we:
- Are very detail-oriented
- Keep their best interests in mind
- Have great communication skills
- Explain what's going on and offer fair pricing options
- Apply over seven years of knowledge to each situation
Don't let tax season overwhelm you. Contact us today to arrange for accounting or tax services.
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IRS Certifying Acceptance Agent
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Doing your own taxes isn't worth the hassle. With our local tax consultants by your side, you won't have to do them again. We provide:
- Consulting services
- Personal tax services
- Business tax services
- Bookkeeping services
Your tax return and an accurate record of your expenses are in capable hands with our skilled team.
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Financial Clarity Built on IRS Credentials
Comprehensive tax and accounting services in Miami for businesses and individuals navigating compliance, growth, and IRS representation
PBC Accounting and Tax Services Corp provides business tax preparation, bookkeeping, personal tax services, FIRPTA compliance, and ITIN applications throughout Miami and South Florida. The firm operates with dual IRS credentials: an Enrolled Agent designation that grants unlimited rights to represent taxpayers before the IRS, and Certifying Acceptance Agent authorization that allows passport verification for ITIN applications without requiring clients to mail original documents to the IRS. These credentials matter when businesses face audit notices, individuals need representation during disputes, or foreign nationals require tax identification numbers to complete real estate transactions or open financial accounts.
The firm handles federal and state tax preparation for limited liability companies, corporations, partnerships, and sole proprietors, along with monthly bookkeeping that tracks cash flow and produces financial reports business owners reference when making hiring decisions or evaluating expansion costs. Business consulting services focus on entity selection for startups, tax planning strategies that reduce liabilities without triggering compliance issues, and guidance through IRS correspondence that arrives after filing deadlines or audit selections. Personal tax services extend beyond standard W-2 returns to address self-employment income, rental properties, and notices from the IRS that require documented responses within specific timeframes.
Schedule a consultation to review your specific tax situation and determine which services apply to your business structure or filing requirements.

What Proper Tax Planning Requires
Tax planning involves analyzing income sources, deduction eligibility, and filing obligations before year-end rather than assembling documents in March when adjustment options have expired. For businesses, this includes reviewing estimated payment schedules to avoid underpayment penalties, evaluating whether equipment purchases qualify for Section 179 expensing, and determining if quarterly payroll reconciliations reflect accurate wage classifications. Personal tax planning examines retirement contribution limits, capital gains timing from investment sales, and whether itemized deductions exceed standard amounts after tax law changes reduced benefits for mortgage interest and state tax payments.
After planning sessions conclude, you receive a written summary that identifies specific actions to take before December 31st and projections showing estimated tax liability based on current income levels. The documentation includes comparison scenarios that show how different decisions affect your final tax obligation, which becomes useful when deciding whether to accelerate income into the current year or defer it to the next filing period. This process prevents the scenario where business owners discover in April that quarterly payments fell short by thousands of dollars, or individuals learn that a large bonus pushed them into a higher bracket without corresponding withholding adjustments.
FIRPTA services address withholding requirements that apply when foreign individuals or entities sell U.S. real estate, a common transaction in Miami where international buyers and sellers move residential and commercial properties across borders. The Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act requires buyers to withhold a percentage of the sale price and remit it to the IRS unless the seller obtains a withholding certificate that reduces or eliminates the requirement based on actual tax liability. The firm prepares these applications, calculates the correct withholding amount, and coordinates with closing agents to prevent delays that jeopardize transaction timelines.
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Common Questions About This Service
Business owners and individuals working with PBC Accounting and Tax Services Corp often ask about specific credentials, processes, and timelines before engaging services. The following questions address practical concerns about IRS representation, document requirements, and service delivery in Miami.
What does an IRS Enrolled Agent credential allow that other tax preparers cannot do?
Enrolled Agents hold unlimited practice rights before the IRS, meaning they can represent taxpayers during audits, collections, and appeals without geographic or subject matter restrictions that limit other preparers. This credential requires passing a comprehensive three-part exam covering individual and business tax law, plus maintaining continuing education hours annually to stay current with code changes.
How does a Certifying Acceptance Agent simplify ITIN applications?
CAAs are authorized by the IRS to review original passports and foreign identification documents, then certify copies for ITIN applications instead of requiring applicants to mail irreplaceable documents to the IRS processing center. This eliminates the risk of lost passports during mail transit and reduces processing delays that occur when the IRS requests additional documentation after receiving incomplete applications.
What documents do you need to prepare a business tax return?
Corporations and LLCs require profit and loss statements, balance sheets, bank statements, payroll summaries, 1099 forms issued to contractors, receipts for deductible expenses, and depreciation schedules for assets placed in service during the year. Partnerships also need capital account statements and any special allocations documented in the operating agreement.
When should businesses in Miami start year-end tax planning?
Planning sessions typically occur in October or November to allow time for implementing strategies before December 31st, such as accelerating deductible expenses, deferring income into the next tax year, or making retirement contributions that reduce current-year taxable income. Waiting until January eliminates most adjustment opportunities since tax law generally requires transactions to occur within the calendar year to affect that year's return.
Can you resolve IRS notices that arrive after filing?
The firm handles correspondence ranging from simple balance due notices to complex audit requests, preparing documented responses that address the IRS inquiry and represent taxpayers during phone conferences or in-person meetings when examinations escalate beyond written correspondence. Response timelines vary from 30 to 90 days depending on notice type, making early engagement critical to preserving appeal rights.
PBC Accounting and Tax Services Corp serves businesses, self-employed individuals, foreign investors, and taxpayers facing IRS representation needs throughout Miami, Coral Gables, Doral, Kendall, Brickell, Hialeah, and Homestead. Contact the firm to arrange an initial review of your tax compliance situation, bookkeeping requirements, or FIRPTA obligations specific to your transaction structure.











