Tax, accounting & bookkeeping in Kissimmee, FL
Kissimmee is the seat of Osceola County and one of the most bilingual cities in Florida — a majority of residents are Hispanic, with deep Puerto Rican roots and growing Venezuelan, Colombian and Dominican communities. For many Kissimmee families, being able to go through a tax return or a business filing entirely in Spanish makes all the difference — and that is exactly how we work.
The local economy runs on the tourism corridor along US-192 and the area around Walt Disney World: hotel and attraction workers, vacation-rental owners and managers, cleaning companies, restaurants, construction and trades, and a large number of rideshare and delivery drivers. Those jobs come with specific tax questions — tips, 1099 income, rental income and quarterly estimated payments — and we handle them every season.
Who we help
Hospitality and attraction workers, vacation-rental owners and property managers, cleaning companies, food trucks and restaurants, contractors and trades, rideshare and delivery drivers, and families filing with dependents or with income from Puerto Rico.
Local facts — Kissimmee
- Combined sales tax in Osceola County is 7.5% (6% state + 1.5% county surtax) — one of the higher rates in Central Florida.
- Vacation and short-term rentals in Osceola County collect the 6% Osceola Tourist Development Tax in addition to sales tax.
- Businesses inside Kissimmee city limits usually need a City of Kissimmee Business Tax Receipt plus an Osceola County Local Business Tax Receipt.
- The county surtax applies only to the first $5,000 of a single item of tangible personal property — a detail that matters for equipment and vehicle purchases.
What we do for Kissimmee
Tax Preparation
Individual, family and business returns prepared accurately, explained clearly and filed on time.
Learn morePersonal Tax Preparation
Individual and family returns with every credit you qualify for — Child Tax Credit, EITC and more.
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LLC, partnership, S-corporation and corporate returns — federal and Florida — filed on time.
Learn moreSelf-Employed & 1099 Taxes
Contractors, gig workers and freelancers: every deduction, correct self-employment tax and a plan for quarterly payments.
Learn moreLate & Unfiled Tax Returns
Behind on filing? We prepare past-due returns, answer IRS letters and help you get current.
Learn moreTax Planning
Year-round planning so you pay what you owe — and not a dollar more — with no surprises in April.
Learn moreITIN Applications
Form W-7 applications and renewals prepared with the tax return that goes with them.
Learn moreAccounting Services
Monthly financial statements, QuickBooks setup and clear reports that show how your business is really doing.
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Accurate monthly books — every transaction categorized and reconciled — so you always know where you stand.
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Paychecks, payroll tax deposits and quarterly filings handled on schedule — federal and Florida.
Learn moreNew Business Registration
LLC, corporation and non-profit formation, EIN, Florida registrations and local business tax receipts.
Learn moreFlorida Sales & Use Tax
Registration, the correct county rate and on-time DR-15 filings — including short-term rental taxes.
Learn moreSunbiz Annual Report
Florida annual reports filed before May 1 so your LLC or corporation stays active — and avoids the $400 late fee.
Learn moreServing all of Kissimmee
Getting to our office
Kissimmee is about 20–30 minutes from our office via I-4 or John Young Parkway. You can also work with us by phone, email or WhatsApp.
Get directionsKissimmee questions
Straight answers to the most common questions about taxes and running a business in Florida. Don’t see yours? Call or send us a WhatsApp.
Do you serve Kissimmee clients in Spanish?
Yes — completely. Our whole team is bilingual, so you can do your consultation, review your return and ask every question in Spanish.
I moved from Puerto Rico. How do I file my first Florida-year return?
The year you move is usually a split year: income earned while you were a bona fide resident of Puerto Rico is generally reported to Hacienda, and income earned after becoming a Florida resident is reported to the IRS. Florida itself has no state income tax. Bring your W-2s, 499R-2 forms and your moving date and we will sort out what goes where.
Is the first consultation really free?
Yes. We review your situation, explain what needs to be done and give you a price before any work begins. There is no obligation.
Can I work with you without coming to the office?
Yes. Many clients send documents by email or WhatsApp and review everything by phone. You are always welcome to visit in person if you prefer.
Ready when you are.
Call, send a WhatsApp or stop by our Orlando office. The first consultation is free — in English or Spanish.