Traditionally delinquent taxpayers were sent a tax notice with a 60-day deadline, then they would receive a second or third notice but there is a much shorter response window today.
Penalties are also much harsher.Under the new rules, delinquent taxpayers are sent a tax notice with a 60-day deadline. If the Florida Department of Revenue does not receive payment within the 60 days, a warrant is filed and the taxpayer's bank account is frozen.
Penalties are also much harsher.Under the new rules, delinquent taxpayers are sent a tax notice with a 60-day deadline. If the Florida Department of Revenue does not receive payment within the 60 days, a warrant is filed and the taxpayer's bank account is frozen.
If you or any of your clients receive a tax notice, please contact us
immediately and one of our experiance Tax Litigation Attorneys will review your options for resolving your Florida Tax Problem.
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