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Don't face the IRS on your own. Get tips on how to survive a tax audit, the pros and cons of appealing an audit, and what to expect if you are audited.
Articles on Tax Audits
Convince the IRS you were entitled to the credits, deductions, and exemptions you took.
In an audit, you must convince the IRS that you reported all of your income and were entitled to all credits, deductions, and exemptions.
Protect your tax records in case a natural disaster like Hurricane Sandy strikes your home.
Filing an appeal, in the majority of cases, results in some savings -- but rarely a total victory.
Find out more about IRS audit rates and your chances of being audited.
The difference between cheating on your taxes and negligently filing them, and how the IRS distinguishes between the two.
Make sure you don't get rid of any business records prematurely. Follow those best practice rules.
The IRS has stepped up its scrutiny of salary versus distributions with S corp employees.
If the IRS asks, you must turn over any electronic accounting records you keep for your business.
Federal tax court has a user-friendly division to help taxpayers resolve small disputes.
Resources on the tax law and how to find tax forms and filing instructions.
The IRS doesn't tolerate--and will penalize--taxpayers who raise frivolous arguments.
There are generous IRS money awards for information about tax cheats.
Common questions related to audits.
Find out how royalty can run into problems with taxes.
Seven steps to take if you get a letter from the IRS.
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