By yohani78 January 23, 2019
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By robertplatt June 30, 2014
Assistance with my back taxes was not on my mind as soon as I called these guys, and yet that’s what I got. I only planned to file, however they were so in depth that they found out that I actually had a larger problem than I initially thought. I owed $40,000 to the IRS…from 2006! I had a business in those days and surely thought this was resolved. These guys solved the problem and today I am all filed and my back tax issue is fully sorted out. They are worth it! ...read more
By Tax Advantage Ink, LLC August 22, 2014
Did you know that it is against Fl law to use sales tax money to run your business, pay employee or for personal use. F.S 212.15 states that you are acting as an agent for the state by collecting sales tax from customers. You are required to file and pay sales tax on the first day of the following month you collect it (unless you are quarterly,or annually). So, do yourself a favor and open a separate account designated for sales and use tax money only.Visitwww.OurFloridaTax.comor call 407/522-6140 for more information on Taxpayer Education Seminars, Taxpayer Preparation&Fl. Department of Revenue Consulting. ...read more
By OurFloridaTax April 19, 2012
The private Notary Public or "Independent Notary Public" as I like to refer to them have been around for a long time now. The "private independent notary" is that notary that does not work for an institution like a bank or in a law office working for a lawyer. Traditionally notaries employed by institutions like banks or under the umbrella of an attorney's office have rendered notarial services as a form of collateral or support services. In the case of banks, bank notaries have assisted their customers by facilitating personal and business transactions by notarizing documents for free or for nominal fees. Important to note that bank notaries derive salaries or wages from the employing bank. In the case of notaries that work for a private attorneys, these notaries frequently notarize documents for the clients of their employer attorney, here the notary provides a collateral service that facilitates the attorneys law practice and simultaneously makes it possible or easier for the attorney's client to have his signature notarized without having to seek the services elsewhere, hence providing "one stop service" for the client. Notaries that work for attorneys, like their bank counterparts are financially compensated by the employing attorney. In contrast the modern "Independent Notary Public" usually works out of his own private office at a retail location or many of these notaries operate what are "mobile notary services" where the notary will travel to a home, a business or even hospitals where clients may need notarial services rendered. The "Independent Notary Public" generally works for himself and usually by himself, and without the supervision of either the banking institution or of the private attorney. The "Independant Notary", unlike the the two types of notaries mentioned prior, receives no salary or wages from an employer. These "Independant Notaries", many times in order to be able to continue to make their independent notaries services available frequently must sell or provide other services like typing legal document forms, faxing , copying documents, tax preparation and even finger printing and passport photos. All these services are rendered with the goal of generating additional revenues that help support and maintain the "Independant Notary's" business or practice. Hence insuring that "Independant Notaries" will be able to exist and be available to provide notarial services to private clients that can't access banking institutions or are not under the services of an attorney. It is for this reason that " Independant Notaries" must charge for thier services, sometimes at rates that retail customers find expensive or "high priced" and thus objectionable. In conclusion I exhort future customers seeking retail notary services from "Independant Notaries" to keep in mind the circumstances and differences between the bank notary, the law office notary and the private " Independant Notary Public", and to understand why private independent notary fees are what they are. The informational blog was written by an "Independant Notary Public" who provides services in Waterford Lakes, East Orlando, 407-722-0800. ...read more
By Waterford Lakes Notary 407-722-0800 June 11, 2011
Many people give money to family members as a gift in their time of need or if they come into a substantial amount of money. Giving money to a family member can sometimes be taxed; however, there are ways to avoid this this and give money to family members free of tax. ...read more
Many people have opted to learn to file their taxes themselves. This is a great way to save money, and it puts people in control of their own tax return. The process can be confusing, but there are enough resources to learn the correct method. ...read more
