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Small Business Tax in Brandon, FL

Business tax returns, quarterly estimates and deductions for sole proprietors, LLCs and partnerships.

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The Short Answer

We prepare your business return, figure your quarterly estimates and make sure every legitimate business expense is claimed. You'll also know what to set aside each quarter, so April doesn't bring a surprise bill.

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Small Business Tax at a Glance

Self-employment tax15.3% of net self-employment earnings (12.4% Social Security, 2.9% Medicare)
Estimated tax due datesApril 15, June 15, September 15 and January 15
Avoiding underpayment penaltiesGenerally pay at least 90% of this year's tax or 100% of last year's, whichever is smaller
Florida corporate income tax5.5%, mainly for C corporations; Florida has no personal income tax

Sources: IRS.gov: Self-employment tax · IRS.gov: When to pay estimated tax · IRS.gov: Estimated taxes · Florida Dept. of Revenue: Corporate income tax. Rules change; we confirm what applies to you.

Small Business Tax, Explained

Small business tax services cover the returns and payments your business owes: Schedule C for sole proprietors and single-member LLCs, partnership returns (1065), quarterly estimated taxes and the business deductions that reduce your taxable profit.

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How We Handle Small Business Tax

Owning a business brings extra forms, extra deadlines and many more deductions to track. Working with people who do this every day keeps more profit in the business and keeps penalties off your account.

What's included

  • Schedule C and partnership (1065) returns
  • Quarterly estimated tax calculations
  • Home office, vehicle and equipment deductions
  • Review of your bookkeeping before filing
  • Guidance on whether an S-Corp election makes sense

Documents to Have Ready

Having these on hand makes the first meeting faster. Missing something? Bring what you have and we'll help track down the rest.

  • Last year's business and personal returns
  • Profit and loss statement, or your bank and card statements
  • 1099-NEC and 1099-K forms you received
  • Records of estimated tax payments made this year
  • Vehicle mileage and home office details
  • Receipts for equipment and other large purchases
  • Payroll reports, if you have employees

What Working With Us Looks Like

1

Books Reviewed First

We check your numbers before they go on a return.

2

Deductions Maximized

We look for every legitimate business deduction.

3

Deadlines Managed

We keep you on track for quarterly and annual due dates.

Who This Service Is For

Individuals & Families

W-2 earners, retirees, 1040, 1041 and 1099 filers who want their return done right and explained clearly.

Self-Employed & Contractors

Freelancers, gig workers and owners with contractors or employees who need every deduction captured.

Businesses & Corporations

Small and medium businesses, S-Corps and C-Corps that want filing and planning handled together.

Your Questions, Answered

Quick answers about small business tax.

Do I need to pay quarterly estimated taxes?

Usually yes, if you expect to owe $1,000 or more for the year after withholding and credits. We'll calculate the right amounts.

Can you help if my books are behind?

Yes. We can catch up your bookkeeping first so your return is accurate.

Should my LLC be taxed as an S-Corp?

It depends on your profit and how you pay yourself. We'll run the numbers and explain the trade-offs.

What business expenses can I deduct?

Ordinary and necessary costs of running the business, such as supplies, software, advertising, business mileage and a qualifying home office. We'll go through your list with you.

I mix personal and business spending on one card. Is that a problem?

It makes tax time harder and records weaker. We'll sort out this year and help you set up separate accounts going forward.

When is my business return due?

Sole proprietors file with their personal return in April. Partnerships and S corporations on a calendar year are generally due in March. We'll track your dates.

Tax & Accounting Help Under One Roof

IRS Notice HelpLetters, Back Taxes & Unfiled Returns
All Client TypesIndividuals to Corporations
Online & VirtualBrandon, FL & Nationwide
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Our Commitment to You

What every Rubio Tax Services client can count on, whatever service you need.

Every Credit Counted

We review your situation line by line so no legitimate credit or deduction gets left behind.

Hours Back in Your Week

You hand off the forms, follow-ups and filing, and get back to your family or your business.

Records That Hold Up

We keep your paperwork organized and documented, so you're prepared if questions ever come up.

One-on-One Attention

You deal with people who know your file, not a call center or a different preparer every year.

Help Beyond April

Notices, life changes and business decisions happen all year. So does our support.

Straight Talk

No jargon and no runaround. You get a clear explanation and an honest recommendation.

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Let's Talk About Your Taxes

Tell us where things stand today. We'll review your situation and explain the next steps for your small business tax.

Call toll free 1 (877) 277-6266, message us on WhatsApp at (813) 650-4320, or email Taxes@RubioTaxServicesLLC.com.

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