Representation

If you or your business has been selected by the IRS for an Income Tax audit you have a limited amount of time to respond and gather all the appropriate documentation. We can assist you in determining which documents will support your position and be present during your meeting with the IRS Officer.

Late business filing penalties are normally assessed on a per owner/per month basis up to a maximum of 12 months depending on the business structure. We are often able to obtain full abatement of penalties using IRS Procedures when applicable.

When you receive a letter from the IRS it’s important you understand exactly what is the nature of the letter and what steps need to be taken to respond in an adequate manner. Have our office review and explain the letter and assist in your response to the IRS, so you can quickly resolve the issue.

We represent the taxpayer throughout the entire audit process and help them to understand their protest rights after receipt of any notification of the FDOR’s final decision.

Often times it may be possible to reduce amounts resulting from interest or penalties in an effort on the part of the FDOR to quickly resolve your tax issue. We’ll meet with you to review your situation and determine if that opportunity exists.

Often times an account is created with FDOR shortly after your business entity registration has taken place with Division of Corporation. Although you never created the account, the filing responsibility still exists for your business and failure to do so can result in penalties. We can help you determine if your circumstances warrant an account inactivation that will release you from any further filing obligation to file.

If you’re behind on your monthly or quarterly return filings with the State of Florida the best course of action is to bring your account current. Once current there may exist an opportunity to reduce any penalties assessed for failure to file.