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The Bronx is one of NYC's most vibrant and diverse boroughs, home to small businesses, real estate developers, and families with unique tax needs. Dimov CPA offers specialized tax preparation, planning, and accounting services tailored to the Bronx's distinct economic landscape — helping residents and business owners stay compliant and financially strong.
Thinking of buying or selling a business? M&A due diligence consulting from a CPA who models the tax structure before you sign, not after the deal closes.
Back taxes accountant for unfiled returns. How many years you actually have to file, what the IRS filed for you, and which penalties can still come off.
A New York CPA on how to offset W2 income with real estate. Short term rentals, material participation, cost segregation, and the traps that undo it all.
Real estate accounting services from a CPA who works in your property software. Monthly books by property, HOA returns, and depreciation tracked per building.
International accounting services from a CPA serving clients in all 50 states. Visa aware returns, ITIN applications, FIRPTA, and offshore disclosure.
Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) are a popular form of equity compensation, particularly in tech companies and startups. When RSUs vest, they convert into actual shares of stock. The value of these shares at the time of vesting is considered RSU income and is treated just like regular earnings on your paycheck.
No, the Real Property Transfer Tax (RPTT) cannot be directly financed as part of a mortgage. This means that buyers and sellers must pay the tax in full at closing, separate from their loan. Since RPTT can be a significant expense, understanding payment options and strategies to offset the cost is essential for anyone involved in a New York City real estate transaction.
An IRS letter is an official notice sent by the Internal Revenue Service to inform taxpayers about issues related to their tax accounts. These letters can address a variety of matters, such as changes to your tax return, requests for additional information, or notifications of unpaid taxes. Receiving an IRS letter doesn’t necessarily mean you’re in trouble; it’s a way for the IRS to communicate important information that may require your attention.
Use New York City income tax calculator to estimate NYC, NY State and federal taxes and preview take-home pay in minutes. Get help from Dimov NYC CPA.
Is RMD taxable in NY? Most RMDs count as NY income, but a pension/annuity subtraction can cut NY taxable income for retirees. See deadlines and steps.
How does the IRS know if you have gifted money? See what leaves a record, what can prompt questions, and how to document gifts in New York, for peace of mind.