About McManus & Associates — Tax Law Miami Florida
For tax law Miami families with significant assets, McManus & Associates focuses on estate and wealth planning. The firm has over 25 years of experience guiding clients through wealth transfer. Because tax shapes every transfer, the firm builds it into each plan. McManus & Associates serves clients in Miami and across Miami-Dade County. The firm helps families pass on wealth while limiting tax exposure.
The practice centers on estate planning, wealth transfer, and the tax that follows. Large estates can face federal estate and gift tax. For example, early gifting can reduce a future estate tax bill. McManus & Associates designs plans to keep more wealth in the family.
Why Choose McManus & Associates
McManus & Associates brings over 25 years to estate and tax planning. As a result, clients get seasoned guidance on wealth transfer. The firm serves Miami-Dade County and multiple states. Families get plans built to limit federal estate and gift tax.
Tax Law Miami — Practice Areas & Services
- Estate and gift tax planning for high-net-worth Miami families.
- Wealth transfer strategies that limit federal estate tax.
- Trust planning tied to long-term tax goals.
- Coordination of estate plans across multiple states.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Florida have an estate tax for Miami families?
No. Florida has no state estate or inheritance tax. However, the federal estate tax can still apply to large estates. Planning focuses on the federal rules.
How can early gifting reduce taxes for Miami residents?
Gifting during your lifetime can shrink your taxable estate. Annual and lifetime limits apply. A tax attorney can structure a gifting plan.
When should Miami families start estate tax planning?
Start early, well before any health or life changes. Early planning gives the most options. It also makes transfers smoother for heirs.
Quick Facts: Tax Law in Miami, Florida
- Federal estate tax: Large estates may owe federal estate tax even though Florida has none — IRS Estate Tax
- No state estate tax: Florida levies no estate or inheritance tax — Florida Department of Revenue
- No state income tax: Florida has no personal income tax — IRS Statistics of Income


