From Riverside coffee shops to Dunn Ave contractors and Downtown creatives, Jacksonville owners need more than a once-a-year return—they need a plan that runs all year.
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Owners here juggle multi-income realities—contracting gigs on Dunn Ave, design work Downtown, rentals around Riverside. The tax prep that wins in Jacksonville is the kind that keeps books tidy, estimates on time, and cash flow predictable.
Florida 101
Florida has no personal income tax. But most Jacksonville businesses deal with sales & use tax, reemployment (unemployment) tax, and county requirements (like Duval tangibles).
Structure & planning
We help you decide when (or whether) S-Corp status makes sense and set up a quarterly rhythm that matches Jacksonville’s seasonality—construction bursts, tourist seasons, and holiday retail.
Compliance that trips owners up
Retailers, restaurants, online sellers, and contractors often face sales tax filing; employers handle payroll and reemployment; most businesses must file Duval’s tangible personal property return (DR-405) if they use equipment.
Useful links
Bookmark these. They’re where Jacksonville businesses register, learn, and get unstuck.
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Clean books. Predictable estimates. Solid filings.
Note: This page is informational and not tax advice. Verify any requirements on the official links above and with your MetaTax preparer.
