CPA services for Staten Island business owners, contractors, and families, delivered virtually from our Brooklyn office.
OICPA does not have a physical office on Staten Island, but works with Staten Island-based business owners, contractors, and families through virtual consultations and a secure client portal.
OICPA is based in Brooklyn, NY and serves Staten Island-based clients virtually. There is no physical OICPA office on Staten Island.
Staten Island's economy leans more heavily toward contractors and home service businesses, medical and dental practices, and family-owned small businesses than Manhattan-style professional services, and a meaningful share of residents commute into Manhattan for W-2 work while running a side business or managing family real estate locally.
What to check for this area.
New York City Unincorporated Business Tax (UBT)
Applies to Staten Island-based sole proprietorships and partnerships the same way it does elsewhere in NYC, despite the borough's more suburban feel.
Contractor and home service businesses
Vehicle and tool deductions, subcontractor classification, and seasonal quarterly estimate timing come up often for Staten Island's concentration of trades businesses.
Dual W-2 and business income households
Residents who commute to Manhattan for salaried work while also running a business or managing rental property locally need both sides of the return coordinated, not planned separately.
Family-owned medical and dental practices
Entity structure, equipment purchases, and reasonable compensation questions apply here the same way they do for practices anywhere else in the city.
This is general information to help you know what to ask about, not legal or tax advice for your specific situation - confirm how any of this applies to you with your CPA before acting on it.
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