FL Tax Law Specialist study materials
FL Tax Law Specialist study resources

FL Tax Law Specialist case studies

FL Tax Law Specialist · Put your knowledge to work in context.

The FL Tax Law Specialist credential signals that a practitioner can work competently across both federal tax law and Florida's state tax system - a combination that matters for anyone advising Florida individuals and businesses, preparing returns, or representing clients before taxing authorities. It suits enrolled agents, CPAs, tax preparers, paralegals, and accounting staff who want demonstrable depth in Florida-specific rules rather than federal-only knowledge. The FL Tax Law Specialist case studies are 5 cases and about 3,794 words.

1

Custodial Parent, Head of Household, and Credit Coordination

Maria, age 34, was divorced in 2023 and lived in an Orlando apartment for all of 2024 with her daughter Lily, age 9. Lily lived with Maria from January through September 2024 and with Lily's father in Georgia from October through December.

814 words, about 4 min
2

S Corporation Salary Versus Distributions

Diego is the sole shareholder and full-time principal consultant of DMS Consulting Inc., a calendar-year S corporation in Miami. In 2024 the corporation had net income before any officer compensation of 420,000.

770 words, about 4 min
3

Late CDP Request After a Final Levy Notice

Tanya, a self-employed graphic designer in Tampa, filed a joint 2022 Form 1040 with her then-husband. The return showed 62,000 of unpaid tax.

772 words, about 4 min
4

Resale Certificate and Use Tax on a Restaurant Equipment Sale

Gulf Coast Equipment LLC, a Florida retailer in a county with no discretionary sales surtax, sells and installs commercial kitchen equipment. In 2024 it sold a 48,000 combi oven to Sunset Grill, a new restaurant.

728 words, about 4 min
5

Documentary Stamp Tax on a Mixed Real and Personal Property Sale

Palm Coast Holdings LLC contracts to sell a warehouse in Orange County, Florida, to Brevard Logistics Inc. The written contract states a total price of 1,450,000, allocated as 1,300,000 for the real property and 150,000 for shelving, forklifts, and other tangible personal property.

710 words, about 4 min