The IRS can seize (levy) assets to pay your outstanding tax liability. That’s the hard news. The good news is that there are several steps you can take to avoid the seizure of your assets. Being proactive and creating a plan as soon as possible is the best way to avoid the loss of your home, bank account, or other assets.
Auto repair and body shops are third on Florida's list of delinquent taxpayers – 14 businesses in this industry owe a combined total of over $4.2 million in state taxes, with a median tax debt of $247,000 per business. And that's just the businesses on the list – thousands of businesses in this industry across the state are struggling with lower but still very significant volumes of tax debt.
Florida restaurants owe more back taxes than businesses in any other industry – and by a long shot. At the time of writing, Florida restaurants top the state's list of most delinquent taxpayers, with an aggregate state tax debt of $2.6 million. That's an average of just under half a million per company and a median of $280,000.
The One Big Beautiful Bill, Enacted July 4, 2025. In 2025, the Big Beautiful Tax Bill ushered in numerous changes that affect individuals, small business owners, and investors. This post looks at some of the bill's biggest changes and explains how they'll affect your tax filings and liability. Facing a tax problem? Use TaxCure to find a licensed local professional today.
The IRS puts a lot of scrutiny on tip income – this income is often underreported, and the rules are frequently misunderstood. In 2025, the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) eliminated income tax on up to $25,000 of tip income for tax years 2025 through 2028, giving a break to tipped workers but potentially also creating even more confusion.
