Recently we helped a client survive an Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”) Audit. Ultimately, we got a very good outcome. The taxpayer owed $219. That’s as close to “No Change” as you can get!
Recently we helped a client survive an Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”) Audit. Ultimately, we got a very good outcome. The taxpayer owed $219. That’s as close to “No Change” as you can get!
Today’s routine is similar to many other days until you started opening your mail. In today’s mail is a notice that you are being audited by the IRS. Now what do you do? Give your CPA a Power of Attorney.
The statute of limitations limits the time during which an action can be brought by the IRS for an audit and the time for IRS tax collection activities. Generally, there is a 3-year period for the IRS to give you…
The home office deduction is a confusing topic for many taxpayers. Can I only take it if I am self-employed? What if you’re not self-employed, but work at home frequently? And isn’t it true that the IRS is more likely…
There are plenty of taxpayers that prepare their own individual returns each year. This is not always a bad thing, but when you make just one small mistake, you may risk owing more to the IRS than when you started.