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Accountant & Tax Advisor in Marco Island, FL

Estate, rental, and multi-state tax work for Marco Island residents, second-home owners, and investors.

Marco Island, Florida

Second homes, rentals, and two-state lives

Marco Island has one of the highest concentrations of second homes and seasonal residents in Florida. A large share of the island is owned by people who spend part of the year here and part somewhere else, and who rent the property out during the months they are away.

That combination produces three tax questions that almost always arrive together. Where are you actually a resident, and can you document it if the other state disagrees? How is the rental income reported, and are the short-term rental taxes being collected and remitted correctly? And how does a property held in a trust or an LLC, often set up years ago in another state, fit into an estate plan drafted under different rules?

We handle all three as one connected picture. That means residency and domicile documentation, rental income and expense treatment including depreciation and the passive-activity rules, sales and tourist development tax compliance, and estate and trust tax work coordinated with your attorney.

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Serving Marco Island in person and online

Our office sits in Ave Maria, a short drive from Marco Island. Clients who prefer to keep everything remote work with us by video call and phone — same advisor, same responsiveness.

Advance Accounting & Tax Solutions, Inc.

5284 Juliet Court, Ave Maria, FL 34142
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Services

What we do for Marco Island clients

The full range of tax, accounting, and advisory support — matched to whichever stage you are in.

Local Detail

Working on Marco Island and in Collier County

Short-term rentals on Marco Island are subject to Florida sales tax and the Collier County tourist development tax, both filed separately from the income tax return. Rental activity conducted as a business generally also requires a City of Marco Island business tax receipt and a Collier County receipt. Owners who manage the property themselves rather than through an agency carry those filing obligations directly.

On the estate side, Florida imposes no state estate or inheritance tax. That is a real advantage for owners arriving from states that impose both — but property still held in an out-of-state trust or LLC may not be positioned the way the current owner assumes, and a review after a move is usually worth the hour.

  • Florida sales tax and Collier County tourist development tax on short-term rentals
  • City of Marco Island and Collier County business tax receipts for rental businesses
  • Depreciation, passive activity, and personal-use day tracking on second homes
  • Residency and domicile documentation for part-year residents
  • Out-of-state trusts and LLCs reviewed against Florida estate tax treatment
Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Still have a question? Send it over or call (239) 492-6784.

Income tax on the net rental profit, plus Florida sales tax and the Collier County tourist development tax on short-term stays. Those last two are separate registrations and separate recurring filings, and they are the ones owners most often miss. Personal-use days also matter: they change how expenses are allocated and can limit what is deductible.

Ready for a tax and accounting partner who plans ahead?

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