212 Tax & Accounting Services — CPA Firm in New York, New York
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212 Tax & Accounting Services
CPA Firm
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1 CPA
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Licensed in Florida, New York
Free Consultation
Free Consultation: Request a free consultation; after-hour, weeknight and weekend appointments are available.
Specialties
Individual Tax Preparation
Freelancer & Self-Employed Tax Services
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Financial Planning
Stock Options
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Bookkeeping
Bookkeeping and Accounting: Small business bookkeeping and accounting in Manhattan, with QuickBooks used for p...
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Tax Planning
Tax Reduction and Tax Strategy: Positioned as a boutique alternative to large or private-equity-owned firms, w...
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Payroll Services
Business Tax Preparation
Corporate Tax Services
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International Tax
FBAR Compliance: Part of individual tax planning, covering foreign account reporting and streamlined filing pr...
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Business Formation & Entity Structuring
New Business Formation
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Cryptocurrency Tax
Cryptocurrency Taxes
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IRS Representation & Tax Resolution
Back Tax Resolution: Handled by specialists rather than salespeople, including cases where taxpayers left New...
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Industry Expertise
Real Estate
Hospitality
Nightlife
Legal
Medical
Clients Served
Individuals
Contractors
Small Businesses
Freelancers
Business Owners
Realtors
Software & Tools
QuickBooks — The firm's accountants are trained QuickBooks advisors.
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Locations
New York (Bowery)
263 Bowery, Suite 300, New York, NY, 10002
Fort Lauderdale
401 East Las Olas Blvd, Suite 1400, Fort Lauderdale, FL
About 212 Tax & Accounting Services
212 Tax & Accounting Services is a New York City CPA firm focused on tax reduction and tax strategy, with offices in Charlotte, Fort Lauderdale and Miami. Licensed in New York and Florida, the team handles back tax resolution, IRS liens and levies, FBAR compliance, corporate and individual returns for freelancers, contractors and small businesses.
Frequently Asked Questions
The firm suggests getting a second opinion first. Before giving any proposal, it reviews a prospective client's last two tax returns.
Yes. New York can audit residency after you leave, to confirm you paid state tax, and city tax if applicable, up to your departure. This can happen years later, especially if you moved back and forth, so a well-documented move matters.
Use a clear cutoff date and a consistent paper trail: driver's license, voter registration, doctors, and bank and card addresses all changed to the new state around the move date. The cleaner the break, the easier the audit.
No. Ignoring it tends to make things worse, since unanswered issues can escalate to harsher collection. Responding early is usually cheaper and calmer.
The IRS treats crypto gains or income as a capital asset, subject to short-term or long-term capital gains rates. Selling within a year of purchase means higher short-term rates; holding longer gives lower long-term rates.
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