Tax Attorneys of Sarasota and Central Florida

Koontz & Associates helps individuals and businesses address issues they have with the IRS. Taking on the IRS by yourself may not be the best option.

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Tax Representation and Planning

Hiring an attorney can save you time, stress and money. Take a look at our resources below for more information about back tax, IRS representation, planning, preparation and other helpful information.

Planning for Your Business Tax

It’s never too early to start your business tax planning. Each year, small business owners have to pay business income taxes, as well as other types of taxes, depending on their unique situation. Fortunately, there are ways to minimize taxes, along with personal and business costs.

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Planning for Your Individual Taxes

Two things are certain in life: death and taxes. If you’re self-employed or you pay taxes each year, understanding how to plan for that tax burden is essential to your financial wellbeing. After all, nobody wants to be hit with a large and unexpected tax bill at the end of the year. Fortunately, you can avoid this with some simple planning.

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Tips for Taxpayers Who Owe the IRS

Many people become paralyzed with fear when they owe money to such an onerous creditor as the Internal Revenue Service. They cringe at the sight of that dreaded piece of mail – a notice from the IRS. The most important thing is to respond promptly. Ignoring the problem will only make it worse.

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Documentary Stamp Taxes

Documentary Stamp Taxes are assessed on documents that transfer interest in Florida real property, such as warranty deeds and quit claim deeds.  Additional taxes are charged for fuels, tobacco products, communications services, and more.  For a full of account of taxes charged in Florida, see the Florida Department of Revenue website. 

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Tax Lien and Lien Releases

If you owe unpaid taxes, the IRS may place a tax lien on your property in order to secure payment.  A tax lien is the government's claim to your property.  Once a notice of federal tax lien is filed, it attaches to just about everything you own. 

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