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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

What Is a Levy on a Bank Account, and How Does It Work? [2025]

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Last Modified on May 19, 2025

Receiving a notice about a creditor’s intent to levy your bank account can be very stressful, particularly when you don’t understand the process. Many ask, “What is a levy on a bank account?” A bank levy is a collection action that a creditor can take…

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How To Negotiate a Tax Debt Settlement With the IRS? 2025

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Last Modified on Apr 22, 2025

When you have a tax debt that you cannot pay, you have options to address it. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is open to negotiations if you do not have the financial resources to pay your debt. A lawyer can tell you how to negotiate…

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What Are the Tax Implications of Debt Settlement in Florida? 2025

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Last Modified on Apr 22, 2025

Settling a debt can feel like a good financial step when you are struggling, and it often is. However, it’s important to realize that debt settlement can impact your taxes. What are the tax implications of debt settlement in Florida? Oftentimes, the Internal Revenue Service…

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Wage Garnishment Explained: Maximum Amount Creditors Can Take from Your Pay

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Last Modified on Mar 14, 2025

Wage garnishment occurs when creditors receive a portion of your wages taken directly from your paycheck. This is done to pay back a debt, such as a support order, consumer credit, unpaid taxes, or a judgment. Many individuals dealing with wage garnishment wonder, how much…

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Benefits of Hiring a Florida Tax Lawyer for IRS and State Tax Problems (2025)

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Last Modified on Mar 13, 2025

Several professionals can help taxpayers navigate stressful issues with the IRS (Internal Revenue Service) and state tax agencies, each with their own training and abilities. It’s useful for taxpayers to understand the several benefits of hiring a Florida tax lawyer for IRS and state tax…

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How Long Does a Tax Lien Last in Florida?

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Last Modified on Feb 05, 2025

Tax liens can result in personal stress, instability, and many long-term financial issues. Many taxpayers dealing with these liens on their property wonder how long does a tax lien last in Florida? While it is true that tax liens can expire, the damage they can…

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What Happens If You Miss the IRS Tax-Filing Deadline in Florida?

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Last Modified on Mar 15, 2025

It’s not too early to look ahead to the 2025 tax season. However, for many taxpayers in Florida dealing with disaster, navigating this process is not a priority. Many taxpayers wonder, “What happens if you miss the IRS tax-filing deadline in Florida?” Luckily, the IRS…

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Is Labor Subject to Sales Tax in Florida?

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Last Modified on Mar 15, 2025

Individuals living in Florida expect sales taxes on most goods, but they are often surprised when labor or services are taxed. Floridians often wonder, “Is labor subject to sales tax in Florida?” While most services are not taxable in the state, certain forms of labor…

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What to Do If You Have Been Contacted by a Private Debt Collector About Your Taxes

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Last Modified on Mar 13, 2025

In recent years, the IRS (Internal Revenue Service) has been required to work with private collection agencies to collect debts that are old and inactive, as the IRS’s collection actions have not succeeded. It is important to know what these agencies can and can’t do,…

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Can a Tax Attorney Negotiate With the IRS to Resolve Tax Debt Issues?

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Last Modified on Mar 13, 2025

Tax debt issues are stressful and complex, and they can happen to taxpayers for numerous reasons. Personal and financial issues can pile up at the wrong time. Addressing an IRS (Internal Revenue Service) tax debt, its penalties, and its interest can become overwhelming quickly. There…

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