tax return florida?

Question

I sent my taxes by mail one month ago... I want to call somewhere to find out if they received them.Does somebody know a number phone where I can find out about them?

Answer 1

The state of Florida does not have an individual income tax, so without any further information I assume that you are asking about your federal tax return. If you are expecting a refund, you can check the status at the link below. Otherwise, call the IRS Taxpayer Assistance at 1-800-829-1040. Good luck! :-)

Answer 2

there is not any state income tax in Florida. The Federal return is due on April seventeenth this 365 days. Any return you would be due would be mailed approximately 3 to 5 weeks when you record.

Answer 3

why do people answer a question when they have no reference to the question.......... SOME florida state RESIDENTS are REQUIRED to file a tax return, not for income taxes, but for what is called an intangible tax or tangible tax intangible tax is based on the value of their stocks and bonds money market funds,mutual funds,held in taxable accounts. and virtually all assets that are intangible in nature.the tangible tax is a tax assessed against individuals who own and rent residential property in the state of florida. all businesses in florida also pay the tangible tax on the value of their inventories as of january 1 of each year. businesses are also subject to the intangible tax on the value of assets that are intangible,but in the case of businesses would include the value of their accounts receivables also as of january 1 of each year.
you may call the florida state dept of revenue for any information on your intangible tax return.(the phone number may be found in your local phone white pages in the blue pages section under florida state offices). surely you must have sent a check with the return. the easiest way to know if it was received is to check with the bank and see if the check cleared. florida state residents that are subject to the intangible tax or tangible tax are only required to file and pay a tax if the balance due is more than 60.00, if less than 60.00 they still request that you file by the due date but no tax is due from the taxpayer nor are there any penalties if a return is not filed.... but if you are not required to file and have received a tax packet from dor and do not wish to file i would suggest that you calculate and keep a copy of the return for your records and in case of correspondence from the dept of revenue.

the number of people that are affected by the florida intangible tax has decreased drastically in the past five years and may someday be eliminated altogether. but in the meantime florida has and is very proactive in enforcing their tax laws

Answer 4

I assume you're talking about federal, since FL doesn't have a state income tax. You could check irs.gov "where's my refund" and see if it shows there - it might. But if not, don't panic, it's probably still in process and they haven't got it entered into the computer yet. Filing by mail can take 6-8 weeks to get a refund if you have one coming.

If it's not on irs.gov, calling probably won't help since it's likely still in a pile of paper someplace.

Answer 5

http://dor.myflorida.com/dor/taxes/servicecenters.html

Go to the website above and there is a listing of all the offices in Florida. Find the one closest to you.