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When it comes time to file your 2015 tax return, nothing can give you the peace of mind and security that effective, accurate tax preparation can. Every year, the IRS introduces changes to the tax code that can seem obscure, irrelevant, or just difficult to keep track of. These changes can create serious problems: If you were unaware of the effect they had on your return, you could be facing major issues down the road.

Don’t let these kinds of tax stresses get the best of you. If you’re in the Orlando area and want to make sure you’re filing the most accurate return possible, contact Munoz & Company, CPA, today. I have over 30 years of experience as a CPA and have helped both individuals and businesses with tax preparation and tax resolution services. However complex your return may be, I’ve got the knowledge and experience to get you on track for timely and correct filing. I’m also able to assist if you’re dealing with problems from previous years, such as incorrect filing or snowballing penalties and back taxes.

Even if your return is simple, don’t feel as though it’s not worth a tax specialist’s time. You deserve to feel confident in a properly filed tax return no matter how simple or complicated your situation may be. Call today (407) 459-1292 to get started.

If you’ve received notice of an upcoming IRS audit, you might automatically assume that you made a horrible mistake on your tax return. While it is possible that an error in calculation, classification, or filing caused the red flag that led to the audit, it’s also possible that your return was targeted at random—or even by mistake. Perhaps the tax authorities simply need you to submit an extra piece of paperwork or fill out an additional form. Or maybe you claimed a large number of charitable deductions or too many business expenses, and the government wants to follow up to ensure accuracy. Whatever the case, there’s no reason to panic. 

One of my jobs when people come to Munoz & Company, CPA, seeking audit defense is to determine why their tax return was selected in the first place. Knowing what circumstances led to your IRS tax audit helps me prepare the best possible IRS audit representation. Whether you submitted the wrong tax forms, declared the wrong amount of income, or are one of those unlucky taxpayers who did nothing wrong but happen to fit the IRS audit profile, I’ll guide you through the proceedings with consideration, care, and skill. Call me today at (407) 459-1292 to learn more, and to schedule your initial consultation! 

The IRS imposes a variety of tax penalties on taxpayers who fail to comply with its demands and regulations. One of the most common IRS penalties my clients deal with is the tax penalty for underpayment. Because the U.S. expects its citizens to pay taxes throughout the course of the year, either through withholdings or estimated quarterly payments, you can be penalized for paying less than 90% of your total tax burden by the end of the year.

If you’ve been hit with a tax penalty for underpayment, Munoz & Company, CPA, is equipped to help you fight back. You may be able to get that penalty lifted if you can prove:

• You did not make a required payment because of a casualty, disaster, or other unusual circumstance.
• You retired (after age 62) or became disabled during the tax year for which you underpaid your taxes.

Munoz & Company, CPA, offers all sorts of tax resolution services, including tax penalty resolution. I have 30 years of experience helping clients through tough tax situations. I’ll put my experience and expertise as a CPA and CTRS to the task of pleading your case to the IRS, always aiming for the best possible outcome.

Want to learn more about tax penalties for underpayment, or other penalties that might impact you? Call me at (407) 459-1292 today!