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Personal returns, business taxes and the bookkeeping behind them. Dimov Tax is a certified public accountant firm on Market Street, working your federal, Pennsylvania and Philadelphia filings as one job rather than three.
1900 Market St, Suite 101, Center City Philadelphia
Nine places a Philadelphia CPA earns their fee. Start with whatever needs attention today, and we will tell you what the work involves before it begins.
Employment income, investments, side businesses and multistate returns, with attention to the state and local filings your circumstances actually require.
Individual taxOwners and businessesA small business accountant for LLCs, partnerships and corporations. Entity structure, owner compensation and Philadelphia business tax obligations in one review.
Business taxOngoing accountingPhiladelphia bookkeeping services that keep records organized, transactions reconciled and reports usable. Catch-up work included if the last few months got away from you.
BookkeepingInvestors and property ownersSelling shares, receiving equity compensation or disposing of property? Settle the reporting and timing questions before a transaction turns into a tax surprise.
Capital gainsNotices and examinationsIRS audit representation in Philadelphia, from reading what the notice actually asks for to assembling records and responding. Start with the letter and its deadline.
Audit helpCross-border financesAn international tax accountant for foreign income, overseas accounts and the reporting that appears once your finances extend beyond the United States.
InternationalSelf-employedWork out what to pay and when, stay inside safe harbor, and fix the position if a payment has already been missed or underpaid.
Quarterly taxesLandlords and developersRental accounting, depreciation and cost segregation studies on Philadelphia property, plus the reporting that follows a sale or a refinance.
Real estate taxFamilies and executorsTrust returns, estate filings and the planning that keeps a transfer efficient. Worth a conversation well before it becomes urgent.
Estate and trustTell us what needs attention. You will get a scope and a fee before any work begins.
A salary, a rental in Fishtown, a consulting business or a move across the river each change what you need to file. The return is the output. The conversation is the part that matters.
Where you live, where you work and how you earn all change your Philadelphia position. Bring your Pennsylvania return, any city notices and records of tax paid elsewhere.
BIRT has separate gross receipts and net income components. The former $100,000 exemption has been removed, so review your position even if you previously owed nothing.
Official BIRT guidanceSelf-employed or in partnershipAsk whether Net Profits Tax applies alongside your other business filings, and how any available credits interact with the rest of your city calculation.
City business taxesCommuting across linesLive in Cherry Hill and work in Center City, or the other way round? Bring both addresses, work location records and pay statements so withholding and credits can be checked.
City income taxesCity residents with investmentsCertain investment income is reportable to the city by residents. Your federal return alone will not tell you whether this one applies to you.
City tax resourcesFiling dates and payment dates are not always the same thing. Confirm which applies to each return you are responsible for.
The city lists April 15 as the annual deadline covering the previous calendar year of business activity. Estimated payment requirements and exceptions need a separate look.
Check city filing guidanceA federal filing extension does not extend the time to pay. Ask about your return deadline and any outstanding balance now rather than when the extension runs out.
Check IRS extension guidanceGeneral information, reviewed September 2026. Holidays, relief provisions, tax year and individual circumstances all affect deadlines. Confirm your federal, Pennsylvania and city requirements separately.
You do not need every answer before you get in touch. Start with whatever needs resolving.
Income, a business, a property, a move or a notice from an agency. Mention any approaching deadline at the start so it shapes everything after it.
We confirm which filings and services you need, the records required and the fees, all before any work starts. No surprises at the end.
Prior returns, income documents, business records and notices. Ask for secure document sharing instructions, and please do not send tax documents by ordinary email.
The office is in Center City, but the work is not. Tell us where you live and where you earn, because in this city those two answers can pull in different directions.
Plenty of our Philadelphia work starts outside the city line. If you commute in from Montgomery, Bucks, Delaware or Chester County, or over the bridge from Cherry Hill, Haddonfield, Collingswood or Moorestown, the Wage Tax and the Pennsylvania and New Jersey reciprocal agreement both need looking at before anyone touches a return. Worth going through once with a tax advisor, properly, rather than guessing at it every April.
Nineteenth and Market, a short walk from Suburban Station and the Market Frankford Line, with 30th Street across the Schuylkill.
Please get in touch before you travel so we can confirm the meeting format and appointment arrangements. Most of our tax preparation work is handled remotely if that suits you better.
Philadelphia clients reach us through the national practice, so the specialist teams are available here too.
Tell us what you need help with, what has changed this year and any deadline you are working toward.
Tax information on this page is general and is not a substitute for advice based on your circumstances.
