Accountants and CPAs in Orlando, FL.
564 firms, compared.
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If you rent a home or condo in Orlando to guests for six months or less, Florida treats it as a transient rental. Orange County adds its own tourist development tax, which you report and pay directly to the county. The state sales tax on the same rental is reported separately to the Florida Department of Revenue. That means one booking can lead to filings with two different offices. Freelancers are the largest specialty group among the 564 firms we list here. If you host short-term guests, ask an accountant whether they already file the county and state returns for rental owners.
Orlando accounting at a glance
435 solo · 100 small · 29 mid-size or larger
The other 390 have no CPA or EA on the IRS register.
137 tax planning · 111 bookkeeping · 78 payroll
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