About Miami Tax & Tech | U.S. Tax Planning & Advisory
Learn how Miami Tax & Tech helps business owners, investors, and international clients with U.S. tax planning, real estate tax strategies, international structuring, and tax compliance.
Multi-state income, investment portfolios, foreign accounts, and complex filing situations requiring specialist oversight.
Multi-entity structures, inter-generational wealth planning, succession considerations, and coordinated compliance.
U.S. and Miami-based residential and commercial property portfolios. Cost segregation and entity structuring.
Clients entering the U.S. market from Latin America, Eastern Europe, China, Canada — requiring cross-border expertise.

Oleg Shmal is the founder and manager of Miami Tax & Tech LLC. He is a U.S. Enrolled Agent with more than 25 years of tax, Big Four advisory, government, and technology experience across the United States, Europe, and the Middle East.
Before founding Miami Tax & Tech, Oleg held senior tax leadership roles at KPMG and PwC and previously served in tax authority leadership and controversy roles. His background combines tax planning, tax controversy, tax automation, cross-border advisory, tax policy, and tax practice development.
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Alejandro Andraca supports selected Mexico and Latin America matters as an independent senior regional advisor.
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Yan He supports selected China and Asia-connected matters as an independent senior regional advisor.
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Independent senior regional advisor on selected matters involving Canada and U.S.–Canada cross-border taxation.
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Independent senior regional advisor on selected matters involving investments of Ukrainian into the USA.
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Learn how Miami Tax & Tech helps business owners, investors, and international clients with U.S. tax planning, real estate tax strategies, international structuring, and tax compliance.
Miami real estate can be more than a source of rental income and long-term appreciation. With cost segregation and accelerated depreciation, eligible investors may obtain tax deductions earlier and keep more capital available for future investment. The key is not simply generating larger depreciation deductions, but determining whether those deductions can actually be used against the income the investor wants to reduce.
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