The Florida Department of Revenue opens a sales tax audit with one of two notices. Form DR-840, the Notice of Intent

Once the Florida Department of Revenue issues a sales tax assessment, a restaurant generally has a few ways to resolve it:

When the Florida Department of Revenue uses the markup method, it estimates your restaurant’s sales from your purchases and treats any

Florida’s Voluntary Disclosure Program lets a restaurant that owes back sales tax come forward before the Department makes contact, in exchange

In Florida, grocery food products are generally exempt from sales tax, but food prepared, served, or sold by a restaurant is

In a Florida restaurant sales tax audit, the Department rarely reviews every transaction. Instead it examines a sample, calculates an error

Florida use tax is the companion to sales tax. When a restaurant buys equipment, supplies, or decor from an out-of-state or

In Florida, a voluntary tip a customer chooses to leave is not subject to sales tax, but a mandatory or automatic

In a Florida restaurant sales tax audit, the markup method estimates your sales from your purchases. The auditor takes your food

A Florida DR-840 (Notice of Intent to Audit Books and Records) tells you the Florida Department of Revenue has selected your

For reversing a passport certification, an Installment Agreement is almost always faster than an Offer in Compromise. A streamlined Installment Agreement

A CP508C notice is a passport problem on the surface, but underneath it is a seriously delinquent tax debt that triggered

After the IRS certifies seriously delinquent tax debt, the State Department typically holds a passport application open for 90 days to

The IRS does not certify every seriously delinquent tax debt for passport revocation. Statutory and discretionary exclusions under IRM 5.19.25 protect

CP508R is the IRS notice that reverses a seriously delinquent tax debt certification and tells the State Department to restore your