About Brodie Tax & Accounting

Direct, Technically Strong Tax & Accounting Support

Brodie Tax & Accounting was built to provide individuals and business owners with clear answers, careful analysis, and direct professional support. Every engagement is approached by understanding the complete situation.

Robert Brodie works personally with clients facing complex tax filings, unresolved IRS matters, bookkeeping problems, and important business accounting decisions. The goal is straightforward: identify the real issue, explain the available path clearly, and complete the work with accuracy and follow-through.

Robert Brodie of Brodie Tax and Accounting in Lakeland Florida

The Firm’s Story

Built Around Solving the Entire Problem

Brodie Tax & Accounting began with a foundation in bookkeeping and small-business accounting. Working directly with business owners made one issue increasingly clear: bookkeeping, tax preparation, entity decisions, and IRS problems are rarely separate from one another.

Inaccurate books can create incorrect returns. An incorrectly prepared return can lead to an IRS notice. An unresolved notice can affect future filings, payment arrangements, penalties, and business decisions. Addressing only one isolated piece of the problem often leaves the underlying issue unresolved.

The firm therefore developed around a more complete approach. That includes reviewing the records, understanding the tax reporting, identifying prior-year problems, and considering how the current issue affects the client going forward.

Today, Brodie Tax & Accounting provides complex tax preparation, IRS tax resolution, bookkeeping, cleanup work, and ongoing accounting support. Clients work directly with Robert rather than being passed through a high-volume preparation process.

Founder

Robert Brodie, MAcc

Robert founded Brodie Tax & Accounting to combine technical tax knowledge with responsive, practical client service.

He earned both a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and a Master of Accountancy from Florida Southern College. His education and professional work have focused on individual and business taxation, financial accounting, IRS problem resolution, and the tax issues affecting closely held businesses.

Robert’s work includes individual returns involving business ownership, investments, pass-through income, multiple states, amended filings, and other complex reporting. He also prepares business and fiduciary returns, including S corporation, partnership, estate, and trust filings.

In IRS matters, his approach begins with determining what the taxpayer’s account and filing history actually show. That may require reviewing transcripts, notices, previously filed returns, payment history, penalties, or missing filings before recommending a resolution strategy.

For ongoing business clients, Robert connects bookkeeping and accounting work to tax compliance and planning. This helps produce more accurate records, fewer filing surprises, and clearer information for business decisions throughout the year.

How the Firm Works

A Professional Relationship Built on Clarity

Clients should understand what is happening, why it matters, and what comes next. The firm’s approach is centered on four principles.

01

Understand the Full Situation

The work begins by identifying the relevant facts, entities, tax years, records, notices, deadlines, and prior filings.

02

Communicate Clearly

Complicated tax and accounting matters are explained in direct, practical terms so clients can make informed decisions.

03

Perform Careful Work

Returns, responses, reconciliations, and recommendations are prepared with attention to the supporting records and applicable tax treatment.

04

Follow Through

When a matter requires additional filings, correspondence, monitoring, or continued accounting support, the next steps are clearly defined.

Who the Firm Serves

Support for Individuals, Business Owners & Established Companies

Brodie Tax & Accounting works with clients whose needs often extend beyond a basic annual tax return. Engagements are individually scoped according to the records, entities, tax years, deadlines, transaction volume, and complexity involved.

Business owners and self-employed professionals
Individuals with complex tax reporting
Investors and rental-property owners
S corporations and partnerships
Estates, trusts, and beneficiaries
Taxpayers dealing with IRS problems
Businesses requiring monthly bookkeeping
Clients needing amended or prior-year filings

A Lakeland Tax Accountant With Direct Client Access

Brodie Tax & Accounting is based in Lakeland, Florida and serves clients locally and remotely. Secure document exchange, electronic signatures, virtual meetings, and year-round communication allow the firm to assist clients throughout Florida and in other jurisdictions when the engagement permits.

Federal tax forms, publications, and general taxpayer resources are also available through the Internal Revenue Service . General online information is not a substitute for advice based on a client’s particular facts and circumstances.

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Select the service that best matches your situation. Each page explains the engagement and includes a short consultation form for that type of work.