Accounting Services for Individuals and Small Businesses in Brevard County

Maximize your deductions and minimize tax liability with DiSalvo Tax & Accounting’s business tax return services. Our experienced CPAs understand how federal and Florida state tax regulations apply across different industries — allowing us to uncover tax-saving opportunities specific to your business structure.

We specialize in preparing and filing returns for C Corporations (Form 1120), S Corporations (Form 1120S), and LLCs, and offer advanced consulting services, including. We don’t just file your return — we ensure your business benefits from every allowable deduction and credit, helping you improve profit margins and stay compliant.

Do I need tax planning? 

Tax law changes can create significant savings opportunities — if you know how to leverage them. At DiSalvo and Company, P.A., we stay ahead of evolving federal and state tax regulations to develop personalized, forward-looking tax planning strategies for individuals and businesses alike.

Through strategic, year-round planning, we help you minimize tax liability, avoid surprises, and optimize your financial outcomes. Our CPAs tailor each plan based on your income, industry, investments, and long-term goals, ensuring you take advantage of every available deduction, credit, and deferral strategy.

Do you need to file an estate or trust tax return?
If you're handling the financial affairs of a loved one or serving as a trustee or executor, it’s critical to understand your tax filing responsibilities. Estate and trust tax returns (Form 1041) are required when assets continue to earn income after someone has passed — and missing these filings can result in IRS penalties or delayed distributions to beneficiaries.

At DiSalvo Tax & Accounting, we work closely with aging individuals, family members, attorneys, and fiduciaries to prepare accurate and timely estate and trust returns. We’ll help you navigate trust income reporting, deductions, and beneficiary distributions, while minimizing tax liability and ensuring full IRS compliance.

Let our experienced CPAs guide you through this sensitive and complex process — so you can focus on what matters most.

Do I need a CPA for a simple return? Filing your taxes with software might seem convenient — but it can’t match the personal touch and insight of an experienced tax professional. At DiSalvo Tax & Accounting, we help individuals avoid costly errors that DIY platforms often miss, ensuring you never overpay or face unexpected tax bills down the road.

From simple 1040 filings to complex, high-net-worth returns, we provide accurate and timely federal and state tax preparation. Our CPAs work proactively to uncover every eligible deduction and credit, reducing your tax liability and giving you peace of mind.

The IRS sent me a letter — now what?
If you're facing an IRS notice, tax lien, levy, or wage garnishment, don’t face it alone. At DiSalvo and Company, P.A., we offer trusted IRS resolution services to help individuals and businesses resolve tax problems quickly and affordably.

Our experienced CPAs will work directly with the IRS on your behalf to:

• File any unsubmitted or back tax returns

• Negotiate affordable payment plans

• Request penalty abatements or offers in compromise, if applicable

• Provide full tax audit representation and walk you through every step

What’s the difference between partnership and corporate tax returns — and which one is right for your business?
At DiSalvo Tax & Accounting, we help business owners navigate the complexities of partnership taxation so you can make confident, tax-efficient decisions. Partnerships (typically filing Form 1065) pass income, deductions, and credits directly to the partners, avoiding double taxation. However, choosing the right structure depends on your goals, liability concerns, and tax planning strategy.

Our experienced CPAs assist with partnership tax return preparation, K-1 reporting, profit-sharing structures, and multi-member LLCs. We also compare entity types — such as S Corporations vs. Partnerships — to determine the most beneficial tax position for your business.