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Angie Smith

Angie Smith, founder of TaxSmith, LLC, brings years of tax industry experience and a strong work ethic instilled by her parents in a small North Carolina town. Graduating Magna Cum Laude from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, she pursued a law degree from Florida Coastal School of Law, subsequently admitted to the Florida Bar and federal courts. Angie's commitment to treating clients like family and providing honest advice reflects her values, while her passion for sports and dedication to her chocolate lab, Miller Ann, and silver lab, Aria Skye, round out her life outside the office.

LATEST ARTICLES BY: Angie Smith

IRS Collections Process: Timeline and How to Stop It

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Last Modified on Aug 12, 2026

When you owe the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) a debt, you may not know what to expect. The agency will take several steps to recover the debt it is owed, from sending bills to directly seizing your assets. You need to know the IRS collections…

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How to File Back Taxes in Florida: IRS Voluntary Disclosure Guide

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Last Modified on Aug 12, 2026

You have several tax obligations in Florida, and failing to meet those obligations can lead to fines, civil penalties, and even criminal investigation in rare cases. When you owe the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) back taxes, you should take action to file your returns and…

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How an IRS Tax Lien Affects Your Credit Score and How to Fix It

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Last Modified on Aug 12, 2026

If you owe the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) a tax debt and are facing collection actions like a lien on your property, you may wonder how an IRS tax lien affects your credit score and how to fix it. The existence of a tax lien…

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IRS Tax Lien vs. Tax Levy: Key Differences Florida Taxpayers Need to Know

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Last Modified on Aug 12, 2026

If the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has sent notices of nonpayment to you, but has received no payment or response, it may take collection actions to recover the debt owed. Two of these collection actions are liens and levies. It’s important to understand the implications…

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Year-End Tax Planning Strategies for Jacksonville Business Owners

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Last Modified on Aug 12, 2026

Business owners have many responsibilities, including paying taxes owed to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and the Florida Department of Revenue (DOR). There are several year-end tax planning strategies for Jacksonville business owners that can be beneficial. By being proactive in your tax planning, you…

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Tax Preparation Mistakes That Can Trigger an IRS Audit

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Last Modified on Aug 12, 2026

After tax season, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) begins examinations, or audits, of returns that are filed. Audits can be frustrating or even worrying for taxpayers, but there are ways you can limit your risk of an audit and methods to prevent an audit from…

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IRS Installment Agreement vs Offer in Compromise: Which Is Right for You?

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Last Modified on Aug 12, 2026

Owing debt to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can be incredibly nerve-racking, especially if the liability is more than you can reasonably afford. Many taxpayers look into the options for debt resolution, but are unsure what is right for them. Understanding an IRS installment agreement…

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IRS Payment Plan Options for Florida Small Business Owners: What You Need to Know

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Last Modified on May 05, 2026

Businesses can find themselves with Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax debt they can’t afford, just like individual taxpayers. A sudden emergency or other unexpected change in your life or business can cause you to miss payments or deposits, accruing penalties and interest, creating a substantial…

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How to Respond to an IRS Audit Notice in Florida: Step-by-Step Guide

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Last Modified on May 05, 2026

Getting a notice from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can be nerve-wracking, especially when that notice is for an IRS audit. Audits can be scary, but they are also routine processes used to check your personal and financial information against the information you gave the…

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Independent Contractor Versus Employee: Payroll Tax Implications in Florida

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Last Modified on May 05, 2026

Payroll taxes are an essential part of business operations and responsibilities. Part of this responsibility is ensuring that workers are categorized properly. Businesses may not have as many financial obligations for independent contractors compared to employees, but misclassification can have major consequences. It’s crucial to…

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