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AI receptionist for accounting and tax firms in Miami, FL

From January to April the phone at a tax firm rings 3–5× more, with the same people at the desk. Every call that reaches voicemail is a client who dials the next firm on Google. IA tx answers every call on the first ring, 24/7, in English or Spanish.

24/7 call answeringClient intakeAppointment bookingMissing documentsIRS notice triageEnglish & Spanish

A CPA front desk in Miami, FL

Miami is an international business city: many clients hold bank accounts, property or companies abroad, and a large share of callers prefer Spanish. A typical client list here includes import/export companies, professionals with foreign income, real estate investors and Spanish-speaking families.

What Miami clients call about

  • FBAR (FinCEN 114) and foreign account reporting
  • Foreign income and foreign tax credit questions
  • ITIN applications for family members
  • Real estate sales and FIRPTA withholding for foreign sellers
  • Florida sales and use tax (DR-15) filings and notices
  • Florida corporate income tax (F-1120) for C corporations
  • IRS disaster-relief deadline extensions after hurricanes

Why it fits Miami practices

Calls switch between English and Spanish all day. IA tx answers in whichever language the caller uses, so no prospect waits for the one bilingual person at the desk.

Your team opens one front desk with every call summarized: who called, what they need, which documents are missing and what is urgent.

One call, start to finish

A new prospect, one of the many import/export companies in Miami, finds your firm on Google on a Saturday and calls with questions about FBAR (FinCEN 114) and foreign account reporting. Instead of voicemail, IA tx takes the intake, texts a secure upload link for last year's return and puts a consult on the calendar.

Miami-Dade Countyimport/export companiesprofessionals with foreign incomereal estate investors

What the front desk costs a Miami practice

Industry estimates for a small accounting or tax practice in tax season.

~5 h/day
on the phone in peak season

About 70 calls a day at a 5-person firm: "did you get my W-2?", status checks, hours. Time not spent on returns.

After 5 PM
IRS letters don't wait

Clients open IRS notices at night and panic. Today they get voicemail until morning.

$3,500/mo
for a seasonal receptionist

Plus payroll taxes and weeks of training, and gone in May.

3–5×
more calls January to April

Volume multiplies in tax season while the front desk stays the same size.

How it works

Three steps, every call, all year.

1

Answers

Every call on the first ring, 24/7, in English or Spanish. It introduces itself as your firm's AI assistant.

2

Understands & resolves

New client: takes the intake and books the consult. Existing client: says which documents are missing and texts a secure upload link. IRS notice: flags it urgent. Tax question: logs it word for word for the CPA, with no advice given.

3

Files it for your team

Everything lands in one front desk: summary, transcript, appointment and document status. Your staff only steps in when a human is needed.

What changes on the phone

Situations every tax firm knows.

SituationTodayWith IA tx
IRS notice at nightWaits overnight, worriedAt the top of the CPA's list as urgent
Seasonal staffingHire, train, let go in MaySame agent all year
Spanish-speaking clientsDepends on who is at the deskServed in Spanish
Busy line in tax seasonVoicemailAnswered on the first ring
Call after 5 PM or on a weekendVoicemail until morningAnswered, triaged, callback scheduled
Call about FBAR (FinCEN 114) and foreign account reportingWaits for a callbackDetails logged for the CPA, documents requested
Call about foreign income and foreign tax credit questionsWaits for a callbackDetails logged for the CPA, documents requested

ROI: what missed calls cost your firm

Defaults are typical for a firm this size; change them to yours.

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Revenue at risk this season (missed calls × prospects × client value × weeks)
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Phone hours your team gets back (hours a day × 5 days × weeks)
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What Miami CPAs ask us

How long does it take to set up for a Miami firm?

A few days. We load your services, hours, fees and document checklists, connect your phone number and calendar, and run a free 15-day pilot.

What does it cost compared to a receptionist?

Far less than a seasonal hire, and it works nights, weekends and every season. Use the calculator on this page to estimate what missed calls cost your firm today.

Is client information secure?

Documents go through a secure upload link instead of email, and call summaries stay in your firm's front desk. We review the setup with you before going live.

Can IA tx handle calls about FBAR (FinCEN 114) and foreign account reporting?

Yes. It recognizes the topic, asks the intake questions your firm defines, lists the documents to bring and books time with the right CPA. It does not give advice on the topic itself.

We get many calls about foreign income and foreign tax credit questions. Can it send a document checklist?

Yes. For each type of case you define the checklist, and IA tx texts it with a secure upload link while the caller is still on the line.

Firms near Miami

The same AI front desk, set up for firms in neighboring cities.

Hear it answer a real call

Call the demo agent yourself, then see the summary appear in the front desk. Miami, FL firms get a free 15-day pilot.