Miami Tax Help — Miami Desk

THE TAX CUTTERY 🧡💚 The 305! The Miami Desk — serving Miami-Dade County, or Metro Dade as our founder still calls it — is home turf. Our founder, Paul Diaz — the son of Cuban exiles — was born and raised in South Dade and is a proud alum of the University of Miami. Go Canes! The (305) is where THE TAX CUTTERY comes from, and this desk treats it that way: the business owners in Brickell and Coral Gables, the real estate pros from Aventura to Key West, the families of Hialeah, Kendall, and Doral, and everyone across the 305 — international income, foreign accounts, ITIN filings, short-term rentals, and the back-tax and IRS-letter work that follows when any of it gets reported wrong. One national firm organized as regional desks across Florida, with our Broward desk next door. 100% virtual — no driving on the Palmetto, no waiting room. Start a conversation below.

Frequently asked in Miami

Do I need a tax preparer near me in Miami, or can I work with you remotely?

You can work with us entirely remotely, and most of our clients do. THE TAX CUTTERY is 100% virtual by design — secure document sharing, no driving, no waiting room. The Miami Desk has a real (305) number, backed by a national virtual practice.

I have income from outside the U.S. and foreign accounts. Can you handle that?

We do. International money is everyday work for the Miami Desk — foreign tax credits, FBAR reporting, dual-status returns, and ITIN filings for family members who aren't U.S. citizens. We speak both sides of it: the U.S. return and the international detail underneath. Most generalist preparers in Miami don't go near this; we do.

I got a CP2000 notice. What does that actually mean?

A CP2000 is the IRS computer saying the numbers on your return don't match what was reported to them — usually a 1099, a W-2, or a brokerage statement. It is not an audit and it is not a bill. In most cases it's a mismatch we resolve with a written response and the right documentation. Don't ignore it, but don't lose sleep over it either.

I rent property short-term in Miami-Dade. How does that get reported?

Short-term rental income goes on your return as rental income, with the expenses — platform fees, cleaning, supplies, management — deducted against it. Where it gets complicated is the local bed-tax rules and the 1099 the platforms issue, which rarely match what you actually collected. We sort the numbers, fix the mismatch, and get the return right the first time.

Is this a real firm?

THE TAX CUTTERY is one national, trademarked firm organized as regional desks. The Miami Desk has a real (305) 566-1040 number, backed by a national virtual practice. No call center. No routing menu. the practitioner assigned to your file knows your situation before responding.