Author Archives: Jay Butchko
IRS Collections After a Florida Divorce: Can You Still Be Held Liable?
Divorce may legally end a marriage, but it doesn’t always sever joint tax obligations. Many Florida residents are surprised to learn they may still be responsible for Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax debt linked to a former spouse, even years after the relationship ends. Whether you filed jointly during the marriage or unknowingly signed… Read More »
Unfiled Tax Returns in Florida: What the IRS Can Do and How to Fix It
It’s easy to fall behind on filing tax returns, especially if you’ve experienced a job loss, illness, or financial hardship. However, once a return goes unfiled, the consequences can snowball. Many Florida taxpayers assume the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) will simply forget, but in reality, unfiled tax returns are one of the top triggers… Read More »
1099-K Reporting Changes For The 2026 Tax Season: What Florida Freelancers and Sellers Need to Know
If you earn money through platforms like PayPal, Venmo, Cash App, Etsy, eBay, or online marketplaces, you may be surprised by a new tax form showing up in your mailbox. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is expanding enforcement of Form 1099-K in 2026, and many Florida freelancers, resellers, and side-gig workers are now facing… Read More »
IRS Passport Revocation Program: Can Tax Debt Prevent You From Traveling This Tax Season?
Tax season brings more than filing deadlines and also triggers increased Internal Revenue Service (IRS) enforcement. Florida taxpayers are often surprised to learn that unresolved tax debt can impact their ability to travel internationally. Under federal law, the IRS can request that the U.S. State Department deny, revoke, or limit a passport for taxpayers… Read More »
