Universal Destinations & Experiences Celebrates the Grand Opening of Universal Epic Universe
The wait is finally over, and Universal Epic Universe at Universal Orlando Resort is now open! We want to take a moment to thank you for your continued support and partnership throughout this journey, which started on a blank piece of paper nearly 10 years ago. Epic Universe is our most ambitious endeavor to date, and it represents more than just a new theme park – it’s a continued investment in the future of our community through job creation, business growth, tourism development and more. Comcast’s
Educational Tax Tip: Managing IRS Payment Plans
Have you ever wondered if you can have more than one payment plan with the IRS? The answer is no—typically, the IRS doesn’t allow multiple installment agreements at the same time. Instead, they may let you consolidate all your tax debts into one agreement or approve a step-by-step payment arrangement. To qualify, you must show a genuine effort to pay and prove financial hardship. Defaulting on any agreement could lead to collection actions and ongoing penalties. Need help negotiating a payment plan that
Educational Tax Tip: Responding to IRS Notice CP09
Did you receive IRS Notice CP09 and wonder what it means? This notice informs you that you may qualify for the Earned Income Credit (EIC), a refundable tax credit that could increase your refund. It includes a questionnaire to help determine your eligibility. If you qualify, simply complete, sign, and return it to the IRS to claim the credit. Ignoring this notice could mean missing out on money you’re entitled to. Received an IRS Notice and don't know how to handle it? Visit our website and contact us
Educational Tax Tip: IRS Letter 531 – Act Fast to Protect Your Finances
Do you know what an IRS Letter 531 means? This notice informs you of a tax deficiency after an audit and gives you 90 days to petition the U.S. Tax Court if you disagree. Ignoring it means the IRS will assess the tax and send a bill, which can lead to additional interest and penalties. If you choose not to contest and agree with the IRS's findings, you can sign the enclosed waiver form – this may help limit the amount of interest that accrues on your tax balance. Taking action quickly is essential to
