No commercial rent tax
Co-op / condo abatement
Class 1 caps
When and where
A CPA firm rooted in the borough
Bronx tax rules that change what you actually owe
Commercial rent tax stops at 96th Street
Co-op and condo abatement: the board files, not the owner
Class 1 homes: the caps matter more than the rate
Not a separate tax
There is no separate Bronx income tax
There is no Bronx income tax. New York City resident income tax is charged at the same rates whether you live in Riverdale or in Tribeca, and living in the Bronx does not reduce it. What does change your position is residency, which is a question of where you actually live rather than where you are registered. The current rates are in our NYC income tax guide.
Who we work with in the Bronx
Food, produce and logistics businesses around Hunts Point
Retail and service businesses on Fordham Road and the Grand Concourse
Co-op and condo owners in Riverdale and Parkchester
Medical, dental and professional practices in Morris Park and Pelham Bay
Contractors and family businesses in Throgs Neck and Country Club
Landlords and small building owners across the borough
Bronx CPA services for individuals and businesses
Individual tax returns
Small business and entity tax
Bookkeeping and payroll
Audit and attestation
Estate and trust
IRS and New York notices
Bronx neighborhoods we serve
- Riverdale
- Fordham
- Morris Park
- Pelham Bay
- Throgs Neck
- Country Club
- Hunts Point
- Parkchester
- Grand Concourse
About George Dimov, CPA
12+ years
serving NYC
150,000+
returns filed
5 star
Google and Yelp
Open
evenings and weekends
On availability and on the everyday work
“Many clients do have Sundays and Saturdays where they would at least like to do some planning. Many traditional offices are closed. We stay open.”
George Dimov, CPA
“I own a small business and do other freelance on the side and Jurgen on George’s team takes care of me each year to ensure I don’t overpay.”
Jes Perez
Google review
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