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Tax Preparation in Wellington

Wellington has an equestrian and high-income professional base. We handle K-1s, multi-state filings, and horse-operation accounting.

Katie Gorles
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Katie Gorles
Updated July 6, 2026
Our Office

From Wellington to our door

1210 S. Federal Hwy, Ste. 102
Boynton Beach, FL 33435
20 min northwest from Wellington

Equestrian-specific tax work

Horse operations have specific tax rules around hobby-loss determinations, depreciation, and the at-risk rules. Winter-season horse show income from out-of-state owners creates Florida-specific apportionment questions.

Beyond the barn, the whole practice

Full practice.

  • Personal income tax preparation (federal + state)
  • S-corp, partnership, and corporate returns
  • Bookkeeping, payroll, and QuickBooks support
  • IRS and state audit representation
  • Business formation and Florida compliance

The winter season economy

Wellington's show season concentrates a year of economic activity into a few months. Owners and trainers based elsewhere earn Florida income during the season while their home state still taxes them as residents, and the people the season employs, grooms, braiders, farriers, and instructors, need correct treatment as employees or contractors. We file both sides of that economy every year.

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Agricultural classification and the property tax bill

Land used for bona fide agricultural purposes can qualify for Florida's agricultural classification, which is applied for through the county property appraiser rather than on the income tax return. It does not change your 1040, but it changes what the property costs to hold, which changes whether the operation's numbers work. We make sure clients know the filing exists and how it interacts with the income-tax picture.

High-income planning for Wellington households

Outside the barn, Wellington returns look like high-income professional returns anywhere: bracket management, the 3.8% net investment income tax, charitable strategy, and K-1s from partnerships and S-corps. The planning happens before December 31; April is just the scorekeeping.

Common questions

Is my horse operation a business or a hobby?
The IRS uses a nine-factor test. Operations with profit history, business planning, and professional management qualify as businesses. Those without often get reclassified as hobbies with deductions limited.
Are my grooms and trainers employees or contractors?
If you control their schedule and how the work is done, they're likely employees, with payroll obligations to match. Misclassification is one of the most common and expensive mistakes in the horse world, so we review the facts before you pick a form.
I live up north but show in Wellington all winter. Where do I file?
Your home state taxes you as a resident, and the operation's Florida activity affects how business income is sourced. The federal return, the home-state return, and the entity filings need to tell one consistent story, which is exactly the work we do.

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