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CPAs & Bookkeepers
CPAs & Bookkeepers
What do CPAs & Bookkeepers do in Miami?
A CPA or bookkeeper handles the accounting and tax side of real estate — structuring purchases, depreciation and cost segregation, 1031 exchanges, rental and short-term-rental reporting, and FIRPTA for foreign sellers. Miami's investor and international market makes specialized real-estate tax guidance especially valuable.
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Frequently asked questions
How can a CPA help with real estate?
Entity structuring (LLCs), depreciation and cost-segregation studies, 1031 like-kind exchanges, rental/STR income and expense reporting, FIRPTA withholding for foreign sellers, and overall tax planning.
How do I verify a CPA?
Confirm an active Florida CPA license through the Department of Business and Professional Regulation. Bookkeepers are not licensed — vet them on experience, references, and software proficiency.
CPA vs. bookkeeper — what's the difference?
A bookkeeper records day-to-day transactions; a licensed CPA can provide tax planning, file returns, represent you before the IRS, and issue attested financials.
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