George Tannous, EA Former IRS Agent.
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IRS Audits
There are
different types of IRS Audits, some more serious than others.
| An
IRS
Audit by Mail |
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Sometimes the IRS can not find
all the documentation it needs for your tax return. Usually, this means you
are missing forms such as W-2s or 1099s. In this case, the IRS simply requests
that you mail them the missing information.
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| An
IRS
Audit in an IRS office |
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An audit in
an IRS office is more serious than a simple mail audit. Generally, the
IRS is looking for unreported income or doubts the validity of your
deductions. You will meet with a Tax Examiner who will question you
about your deductions and supporting documentation. This type of audit
may also require you to produce additional documentation, like bank
records, that are not normally included with your tax return.
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| An
IRS
Audit in Your Home or Office |
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When
the IRS wants to come visit your, you're really in trouble!
In this case you'll be dealing with a Revenue Agent, a highly
trained IRS auditor. An audit of this type requires meticulous
preparation on your part. We suggest your don't do it alone!
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Any IRS audit
should be taken seriously. Even a simple mail audit can lead to
complications. At George Tannous & Affiliates, Inc., we will
help prepare you for your audit and represent you during the audit.
We have guided thousands of taxpayers, just like you, through all
types of audits with a high degree of success.
IRS
Audits | Unfiled Tax Returns |
IRS
Payment Plans
Offers in Compromise |
IRS
Collections | Payroll Tax Problems
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fight the IRS alone! Let us help you!
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This
page was last updated on
Tuesday, January 06, 2004
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