Recover Your Losses. Maximize Your Tax Benefits

Living and working in Florida, we’ve experienced firsthand the devastation caused by the hurricanes of 2024. We’ve turned our personal experience into professional assistance to help you claim maximum tax deductions and financial relief

Who We Help

Individuals

· Deduct losses from property damage not covered by insurance or FEMA
· Recover expenses for damaged vehicles, equipment, or household items.
· Take advantage of IRS disaster-related tax relief options.

Companies

· Deduct losses from flooding, wind damage, and business interruptions
· Claim expenses for repairs, debris removal, and recovery efforts
· Apply disaster losses to prior-year returns for faster refunds

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Why Work with Us?

We’ve Been in Your Shoes

Personal experience navigating hurricane-related tax deductions.

Expertise You Can Trust

Federally licensed tax professionals (Enrolled Agents)

Maximize Your Refund

Discover deductions you didn’t know existed

Hassle-Free Process

We handle documentation, IRS communication, and filing

What Can You Claim?

We’ll guide you through the process to ensure you meet IRS requirements and claim every eligible deduction

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Losses not covered
by insurance or FEMA

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Repair costs
to restore property

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Business interruption
expenses

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Damage to personal or commercial property

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What to do?

1. Free Consultation

Tell us about your losses, and we’ll determine if you qualify for disaster-related deductions

2. Comprehensive Review

We’ll analyze your finances, insurance, and recovery expenses

3. Prepare and File

We’ll handle the entire filing process in compliance with IRS rules

4. Receive Your Refund

We’ll ensure you get the maximum refund to aid your recovery

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Success Stories

Sarah W.

Tampa

"FEMA covered less than half of my expenses, but this team found deductions I didn’t even know about. The refund saved my business!"

Louis Waters,

Miami

"They made the process so easy and stress-free. I wouldn’t have gotten through tax season without them."