Category Archives: Tax Law
The Office of Appeals
When taxpayers have questions or concerns about a notice from the IRS, they have the option of contacting the Office of Appeals. The Office of Appeals is an independent organization within the IRS whose goal it is to help taxpayers and the government resolve tax disputes without going to tax court. If you want… Read More »
Tax Filing Tips for Small Business Owners
Tax season can be a stressful time for any taxpayer, but this is especially true for small business owners, as the filing process is notoriously complex. However, those who keep the following tips in mind may be able to avoid some of the more time-consuming and expensive aspects of filing taxes. To learn more… Read More »
How to Relieve Yourself From Your Partner’s Tax Liability
When spouses choose to file their tax return jointly, they are essentially acknowledging that they will take care of the full amount of tax liability together, which includes paying any fines for mistakes or late filing. Fortunately, it is possible to relieve yourself of your partner’s tax liabilities in certain situations, so if you… Read More »
Additional Tax Relief Measures Announced by IRS
The IRS recently announced that it would be offering additional tax relief to victims of Hurricane Irma. The publications were issued in response to the state’s fuel shortage and are also designed to support donation programs across Florida. To learn more about what tax relief you may qualify for, please contact an experienced tax… Read More »
Tax Relief for Victims of Hurricane Irma
On September 12th, the IRS announced that taxpayers in Florida who have been affected by Hurricane Irma will be eligible for tax relief. To find out whether this applies to you, please contact an experienced Florida tax attorney who can advise you. Tax Relief Eligibility According to the IRS’s declaration, certain deadlines will… Read More »
IRS Issues Notices to Taxpayers with Expiring ITINs
This month, the IRS began sending notices to over one million taxpayers across the country regarding the expiration of their Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers (ITINs). Those receiving letters must renew their ITINs in order to file next year’s tax return, so if you have received a letter notifying you of your ITIN’s impending expiration,… Read More »
Reviewing Your Tax Withholding
A few weeks ago, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) published a letter, urging taxpayers to check their tax withholding to ensure that the correct amount of federal income tax is being taken from their paychecks. According to the IRS, taking this step could affect potential refunds or the amount of taxes owed in 2018…. Read More »
Why is My Tax Refund Delayed?
One of the best parts about filing taxes is receiving a substantial tax refund. In most cases, refunds are delivered within a few weeks, although in some situations they are unexplainably delayed. Although remaining patient is often the best course of action in these cases, it is also possible for refunds to be delayed… Read More »
Florida Reduces Sales Tax on Commercial Rent
Florida is currently the only state in the country where residents are required to pay sales tax when renting a commercial property. However, a recently enacted amendment will reduce the required amount of sales tax on these properties starting in January 2018. Although it is hoped that the reduction will attract new businesses to… Read More »
Florida’s Tax Free Weekend
Florida governor, Rick Scott recently passed another measure intended to bring him closer to achieving one of his administration’s goals, which is to lower sales tax across the state. To this end, Governor Scott signed a bill into law in May that will result in an estimated $180 million tax cut. Included in the… Read More »
