Florida · Industry Accounting
Florida accounting, built for your industry.
Florida's tax rules hit every industry differently — the Tourist Development Tax for hospitality and short-term rentals, the vessel sales-tax cap for marine, the real-property-improvement rule for construction, trust records for real estate and law firms, and the 5.5% corporate tax for professional firms. We build the books around what your industry actually needs, by a named Certified ProAdvisor. We deliver the books; your CPA files.
Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor team · Independent · not Intuit · Fixed-fee · written scope in 3 days
TechBrot delivers industry-specific accounting for Florida businesses — six Florida-weighted verticals (hospitality, real estate, construction, marine, healthcare, and professional services), each built around the Florida tax rules that actually shape the books. Industries not listed are served through our global industry pages. The full list is below.
Reviewed by the Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor team at TechBrot Inc., an independent firm — not affiliated with Intuit Inc. Florida tax references reflect Department of Revenue and county rules current as of the review date; TechBrot does not file Florida taxes.
Industry-specific Florida accounting.
Florida’s tax rules shape every industry’s books differently — so TechBrot builds industry-specific accounting for Florida businesses around what your vertical actually needs. Six Florida-weighted industries each get a dedicated page built on the real requirements (the hospitality bed tax, the marine vessel tax cap, the construction real-property rule, real-estate and law-firm trust records, the professional-firm corporate tax); everything else is served through our global industry pages with the Florida stack applied. Independent firm — not affiliated with Intuit Inc.; we deliver the books, your CPA files.
Six Florida industries we build books for.
Each page is built around that industry’s Florida-specific accounting — not a keyword swap.
Hospitality
The county Tourist Development Tax (bed tax) on lodging, high-volume POS reconciliation, tipped payroll, and food-vs-alcohol sales tax for hotels, vacation rentals, and restaurants.
Hospitality accounting →Real Estate
Multi-entity ledgers, broker and property-management trust records, the Tourist Development Tax on short-term rentals, property tax, and 1031 — records only, never holding funds.
Real estate accounting →Marine & Boating
The Florida vessel sales-tax cap, boat-dealer inventory, marina slip/fuel/storage/repair revenue, yacht-brokerage trust records, and use-tax handling.
Marine accounting →Construction
Job costing, WIP, AIA billing, retainage, the Florida real-property-improvement sales-tax rule, DBPR- and bonding-ready books, and subcontractor 1099s.
Construction accounting →Healthcare
Insurance-AR and reimbursement reconciliation, provider payroll, the PA/PLLC corporate tax, and equipment on the TPP return — from financial data only, no PHI.
Healthcare accounting →Professional Services
Project and matter profitability, Florida Bar IOLTA trust-record keeping for law firms, partner draws, and the PA corporate tax — records only, never holding funds.
Professional services →Don’t see your industry? E-commerce, agencies, manufacturing, nonprofits, and others are served via our global industry pages — with the Florida specifics built into your file. Tell us what you do →
Florida industry accounting questions.
What industries do you serve in Florida?
Why does my industry need Florida-specific accounting?
What if my industry isn’t one of the six?
Do you work in my own QuickBooks file?
Do you hold client or trust funds for real estate, marine, or law firms?
Do you file my Florida taxes?
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Tell us your industry — we'll scope the right books.
Book a free discovery call. We'll review where your books stand against your industry's Florida requirements and send a written fixed-fee scope within 3 business days. No pitch. Independent firm — does not file FL taxes; coordinates with your CPA.