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Meghan Sophia Tax & Accounting Services in Fort Myers

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From starting a business and picking the proper tax entity to managing payroll and bookkeeping we are here for Fort Myers area companies. Our team of professionals is ready for you.

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At Meghan Sophia Tax & Accounting, we provide a range of services to meet the financial needs of individuals and small businesses in Southwest Florida. Our offerings include business entity setup, accounting services, bookkeeping, tax preparation, and more.


Whether you're a solopreneur in Naples, a family-owned business in Fort Myers, or a startup in Cape Coral, we've got you covered. Our team is dedicated to helping you navigate the complexities of taxes and finances, so you can focus on what matters most – growing your business. With our personalized approach and expertise, we're here to support you every step of the way.

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(239) 691-0206

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12651 McGregor Blvd, Fort Myers

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IRS Tax Dates

Deadline Month Date Year
IRS Starts Processing Taxes January 26th 2026
W-2 / Form 1099 Mailing Deadline February 2nd 2026
Filing Deadline for 2025 Taxes April 15th 2026
Deadline to Request an Extension April 15th 2026
Deadline for Extension Filers (final file) October 15th 2026
Required Minimum Distribution Deadline December 31st 2026

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For small business owners in Fort Myers and Southwest Florida managing your own books and taxes can be a time consuming and ultimately costly tax. Let us take that load off your shoulders, save you money, and prove our worth to your company.

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By Meghan Sophia February 1, 2026
If you run an LLC or corporation in Fort Myers, your Florida Annual Report isn’t a “nice to have.” It’s the state’s yearly check-in that keeps your business marked Active on Sunbiz. Miss it, and the penalties get expensive fast. The good news is that Florida annual report fili...
By Meghan Sophia January 31, 2026
If you run a small business in Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, or anywhere in Lee County, you can do everything right on your income taxes and still get tripped up by Lee County tangible personal property tax . Why? Because this tax isn’t about profit. It’s about what...
By Meghan Sophia January 30, 2026
Renewing a Fort Myers business tax receipt is a lot like renewing your car tag. It feels simple until one detail is off, your address changed, your business type doesn’t match, or you can’t find last year’s paperwork. In Fort Myers, the confusion often comes from jurisdiction....
By Meghan Sophia January 29, 2026
Running payroll in Fort Myers comes with a few “quiet” taxes that can cause loud headaches if they’re missed. Florida reemployment tax is one of them. It’s employer paid (not withheld from employees), and it’s tied to unemployment benefits. If you’re a small business owner or...
By Meghan Sophia January 28, 2026
Most Fort Myers service business owners don’t think about sales tax until a client asks, “Should there be tax on this?” That’s when it gets stressful, fast. Florida is a little tricky because some services are taxable , most are not, and a lot of real-world invoices are a mix...
By Meghan Sophia January 27, 2026
Running a small business in Fort Myers means wearing a dozen hats, and taxes love to sneak in when you’re busy doing everything else. A missed filing here or a late deposit there can turn into penalties, interest, and letters you don’t want to open on a Friday afternoon. This...
By Meghan Sophia December 31, 2023
As a small business owner in Fort Myers, FL, understanding and leveraging tax deductions can significantly impact your financial health. Tax deductions reduce your taxable income, thus lowering your tax liability and potentially saving you a substantial amount of money. This blog post will cover essential tax deductions that every small business owner in the Fort Myers area should be aware of. By the end, you’ll see how Meghan Sophia Tax & Accounting can assist you in maximizing these benefits. 1. Home Office Deduction If you use a portion of your home exclusively for business, you may qualify for a home office deduction. This includes expenses like mortgage interest, insurance, utilities, repairs, and depreciation. There are specific IRS rules regarding what constitutes a home office, so it’s essential to ensure your space meets these criteria. 2. Vehicle Use When you use your car for business, expenses like gas, repairs, insurance, and depreciation can be deducted. You have two options: the standard mileage rate (tracking miles driven for business purposes) or actual car expenses. Keeping detailed records is crucial for this deduction. 3. Office Supplies and Equipment Purchases necessary for running your business, like computers, printers, software, and office supplies, are deductible. Even smaller items can add up over the year, so keep those receipts! 4. Professional Services Fees for services such as accounting, legal advice, and consulting that are directly related to operating your business are fully deductible. This also includes tax preparation fees, adding even more value to hiring a professional. 5. Travel and Meal Expenses Business travel expenses, including airfare, hotel stays, car rentals, and 50% of meal costs during business travel, can be deducted. However, these expenses must be ordinary, necessary, and directly related to your business. 6. Insurance Premiums If you pay for business insurance, such as general liability or professional liability insurance, these premiums are deductible. Health insurance premiums can also be deductible under certain conditions. 7. Retirement Plan Contributions Contributions to retirement plans such as a SEP-IRA or a Solo 401(k) can be a significant deduction. These plans not only help in tax savings but also in securing your financial future. 8. Education and Training Costs Expenses for education and training that improve your skills in your current business are deductible. This can include courses, webinars, and workshops relevant to your industry. 9. Rent and Utilities If you rent an office space or a location for your business, the rent is fully deductible. The same applies to utilities like electricity, water, and internet service used in the course of business. 10. Advertising and Marketing Costs associated with advertising and marketing your business are fully deductible. This includes digital marketing, print ads, and business cards. 11. Interest on Business Loans Interest paid on business loans or credit lines is deductible. However, you must prove that the capital was used for business purposes. 12. Employee Salaries and Benefits Wages, benefits, and bonuses paid to employees are deductible. However, this does not apply to sole proprietors, partners, and LLC members. 13. Charitable Contributions While charitable contributions are generally a personal deduction, if your business donates to a charity, it can be a business deduction. 14. Business-Related Legal Fees Legal fees related to maintaining or operating your business are deductible. This includes costs for drafting contracts, defending lawsuits, and general legal advice. Maximizing Your Deductions with Meghan Sophia Tax & Accounting Understanding and taking advantage of all applicable deductions can be a daunting task, especially with the complexities of tax laws. This is where Meghan Sophia Tax & Accounting comes into play. Our team of experienced professionals stays up-to-date with the latest tax regulations and can help ensure you're not leaving money on the table. At Meghan Sophia Tax & Accounting, we take the time to understand your business and tailor our services to meet your unique needs. We can assist with accurate record-keeping, provide strategic advice for tax planning, and ensure you benefit from all the deductions you’re entitled to. Our goal is to help you maximize your tax savings and support the growth of your business in Fort Myers. Whether you're just starting out or looking to optimize your existing business strategies, Meghan Sophia Tax & Accounting is here to guide you every step of the way. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and start making the most of your business finances.