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Florida businesses that want accurate books every month
Fast-growing firms in Miami preparing to raise capital or borrow
Owners in Tampa and Jacksonville looking for proactive tax decisions
Florida has no personal income tax, so planning focuses on federal tax, entity choice, corporate income tax for C corporations and sales tax exposure. We help owners time income, distributions and investments for the best result.
Florida’s economy spans tourism, real estate, healthcare, logistics and a large community of entrepreneurs in Miami, Orlando, Tampa and Jacksonville. Individuals pay no state income tax, but corporations still face Florida corporate income tax and businesses must manage sales tax and annual reports. NexusWorks keeps Florida businesses compliant and financially organized.
Looking for specialized help? See our healthcare CPA services for Florida practices, real estate CPA and fractional CFO services in Florida and e-commerce CPA services for Florida sellers.
We serve Florida real estate investors and developers, hospitality and short-term rental operators, healthcare practices, e-commerce brands and professional firms in Miami, Orlando, Tampa and Jacksonville.
Accounting support for Tampa and Miami firms that bill by the hour or by project.
Florida rental owners and developers get clean records by property and help with cost segregation decisions.
Florida companies selling into other states get nexus reviews and multi-state filings. We also watch Florida-specific rules: counties add a discretionary sales surtax.
Digital businesses in Miami get revenue recognition and sales tax tracking across states.
Florida healthcare practices get clean books by location and provider, plus owner tax planning.
With no Florida income tax on wages, we focus on federal strategy, retirement plans and entity choice for owners with large incomes.
We help owners relocating to Florida document residency and close out returns in their old state.
Every file is reviewed by a CPA before it goes out.
Clients in Miami, Tampa and beyond work with us online.
Bookkeeping, tax and CFO support in one team, so nothing is lost between providers.
Transparent monthly fees, no long-term lock-in.
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Yes. NexusWorks provides comprehensive financial support for Florida businesses, including bookkeeping, tax planning, tax compliance, financial advisory, and Fractional CFO services. These services can be tailored to the needs of growing businesses and provide greater visibility into cash flow, profitability, and financial performance.
Yes. NexusWorks provides Fractional CFO services for businesses that need support with financial forecasting, budgeting, cash-flow management, strategic planning, and business growth without hiring a full-time CFO. Florida businesses can also benefit from financial advisory and optimization when making important financial decisions.
Florida does not tax individual income, which benefits owners of pass-through businesses. C corporations, however, pay Florida corporate income tax. Our tax planning helps you decide which entity structure fits your goals.
Corporations and LLCs registered in Florida file an annual report with the Division of Corporations between January 1 and May 1 to stay active. Businesses selling taxable goods or services also file sales and use tax returns. We keep these filings on schedule.
Yes. We support property owners, short-term rental operators and hospitality businesses with bookkeeping, tourist development tax tracking and cash flow forecasting.
Florida has no state income tax on wages and a 6% state sales tax plus county surtax. LLCs here generally face an annual report due between January 1 and May 1. We map which of these apply to your business and add each one to your compliance calendar.
Florida LLC annual reports are due between January 1 and May 1 every year. Filing after May 1 adds a large late fee, so we file early.
Yes. Our office is in Torrance, California, and we work with Florida clients through video meetings, secure portals and cloud accounting software. Your books, taxes and reports are handled by the same CPA-led team.
