Clear answers to your questions

Individuals and families, Florida businesses of different sizes, foreign companies operating in the United States and non-resident investors with U.S. tax matters.

Yes. A significant part of the practice involves international clients with U.S. tax obligations. Whether a specific matter can be accepted is confirmed after an initial review.

English and Spanish. You can indicate your preferred language in the consultation request.

After you submit your request, the firm reviews it and contacts you to schedule a conversation. You will be told which documents to have ready and, before any work begins, you will receive a written proposal and engagement letter.

As a starting point: prior-year tax returns, any notices received from the IRS or the State, entity formation documents and recent financial statements. The firm will confirm the exact list for your case.

Fees depend on the scope and complexity of each engagement. They are agreed in writing in the engagement letter before work begins.

Do not ignore it. Note the response deadline shown on the notice, keep the envelope and contact the firm with a copy as soon as possible so that your options can be reviewed in time.

No. A client relationship begins only when both parties sign an engagement letter. Do not send confidential documents until the firm requests them through an agreed channel.