About Bianchi Fasani Green Law — Tax Law Miami Florida
For tax law Miami business owners and families count on, Bianchi Fasani Green Law offers planning that spans estates, business, and real estate. The firm sees tax as part of every major decision, not a separate chore. Because those decisions connect, the team builds plans that work across all three areas. Bianchi Fasani Green Law serves clients throughout Miami-Dade County. The firm helps owners protect their legacy while keeping tax exposure low.
The attorneys advise on the tax side of estate planning, business formation, and property deals. Florida has no state income tax, so the firm focuses on federal rules and smart deal structure. For example, how a business is set up can change its tax outcome for years. The team explains these choices in plain terms before clients commit.
Why Choose Bianchi Fasani Green Law
Bianchi Fasani Green Law blends estate, business, and real estate knowledge in one practice. As a result, clients avoid juggling separate advisors who don’t talk to each other. The firm serves Miami-Dade County directly and keeps planning practical. Owners get advice grounded in how taxes touch their full business and personal picture.
Tax Law Miami — Practice Areas & Services
- Tax planning for estates and wealth transfer in Miami-Dade County.
- Entity selection and structure to manage federal business tax.
- Tax considerations in South Florida real estate transactions.
- Succession planning that protects family-owned businesses.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does business structure matter for taxes in Miami?
The entity type you choose affects how income is taxed federally. For example, an LLC, S-corp, or C-corp each carries different rules. A Miami tax attorney can match the structure to your goals.
Do I owe Florida state tax on real estate income in Miami?
Florida has no personal income tax, so rental income isn’t taxed at the state level. However, federal income tax still applies. Documentary stamp taxes also apply to many property transfers.
When should I bring a tax attorney into a Miami business deal?
Bring one in early, before the deal closes. Structure set at the start is hard to change later. Early planning gives you the most options to limit federal tax.
Quick Facts: Tax Law in Miami, Florida
- No state income tax: Florida levies no personal income tax on residents or businesses — IRS State Data FY 2024
- Federal rules govern: Business and estate tax planning in Miami follows federal law — IRS Statistics of Income
- Stamp taxes apply: Florida charges documentary stamp tax on property transfers — Florida Department of Revenue
