Tax help for people who sign the checks
Restaurants, nurseries, contractors, salons and service businesses across South Dade. You run the business. Jerome keeps the tax side on a calendar.
Small business owners usually need four things handled: clean books, quarterly payroll and sales tax filings, the business and owner tax returns, and planning that keeps more of the profit. Jerome provides all four, so nothing falls between two providers.
Where business owners get stuck
- Payroll deposits and 941s that fell behind
- Sales tax collected but not filed on time
- An LLC that should probably be an S-corporation (or should not be one anymore)
- Books that only get touched in March
- A surprise tax bill because no estimates were paid
How Jerome helps
Bookkeeping keeps records current. Quarterly filings cover 941, RT-6 and sales tax. Business tax returns and estimated taxes close the loop, and tax planning looks ahead.
If the IRS is already involved, start with IRS representation.
Local and practical
Jerome is a member of the South Dade Chamber of Commerce and has coached small businesses on cash flow for years. He will meet you at your shop, or on a video call between customers.
Common questions
What is the most common tax mistake small businesses make?
Mixing personal and business money, and treating payroll and sales tax as optional until a notice arrives. Both are fixable, and both are much cheaper to prevent.
Can you work with my existing payroll company?
Yes. Jerome reconciles their reports with your books and makes sure every filing matches.
Do you help new businesses get started?
Yes: choosing an entity, setting up the books and understanding which taxes you will owe and when, before the first deadline.
It's always tax time. Let's get ahead of it.
Tell me what is going on with your taxes or your business. A short call is usually enough to know the next step.