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    IRS Audit Defense Services

    At Tax Network USA, we understand that receiving a notice of an IRS audit can be an intimidating and stressful experience. An audit can disrupt your life and put your financial future at risk. That’s why our team of experienced tax attorneys provides comprehensive audit defense services, guiding you through every step of the process, and ensuring that your rights are protected. Our tax attorneys are here to help!

    Understanding IRS Audits

    An IRS audit is an examination of your tax returns to verify that your income, deductions, and credits are accurate. Audits can be triggered for various reasons, such as discrepancies in your tax filings, random selection, or specific red flags that catch the IRS’s attention. Regardless of the reason, an audit can be a complex and time-consuming process, with significant financial consequences if not handled correctly.

    There are several types of IRS audits, including:

    • Correspondence Audits: The IRS requests additional information or documentation through the mail to verify certain items on your tax return.
    • Office Audits: You are required to visit an IRS office to present documentation and answer questions related to your tax return.
    • Field Audits: An IRS agent visits your home, business, or tax preparer’s office to examine your records and ask questions.
    • Taxpayer Compliance Measurement Program (TCMP) Audits: These are thorough audits that review every line item of your tax return.

    No matter the type of audit, having an experienced tax attorney by your side can make a significant difference in the outcome.

    How We Can Help

    At Tax Network USA, we offer a full range of IRS audit defense services designed to minimize the stress and financial impact of an audit. Here’s how we can assist:

    • Audit Representation: Our tax attorneys will represent you before the IRS, handling all communications and meetings on your behalf. Our attorneys will ensure that your rights are protected and that you are not subjected to unnecessary scrutiny or penalties.
    • Document Preparation & Review: We’ll assist you in gathering, organizing, and reviewing the necessary documentation to support your tax return. Our team of tax lawyers will carefully analyze your records to identify potential issues and prepare a strong defense.
    • Negotiation & Settlement: If the IRS identifies discrepancies during the audit, our tax attorneys will negotiate on your behalf to minimize any potential penalties or additional tax liabilities. Our goal is to achieve the most favorable outcome possible.
    • Appeals & Litigation: If you disagree with the audit findings, our tax lawyers can help you file an appeal or, if necessary, take your case to court. Our attorneys are experienced in IRS appeals and tax litigation, and we’ll fight to ensure that your case is fairly and accurately assessed.
    • Preventive Measures: After the audit is resolved, our tax attorneys will work with you to implement preventive measures to reduce the likelihood of future audits. This includes tax planning, compliance strategies, and ongoing support to ensure your tax filings are accurate and up to date.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How far back can the IRS audit my return?

    Additional tax may be assessed by the IRS three years after the due date of the return or the date it was filed, whichever is later.

    How are taxpayers chosen for audit?

    IRS audits do not happen at random, despite the perception that it might happen at any time. A trigger usually signals to the IRS that a second look is necessary.

    An audit tends to be triggered by underreported income (when forms 1099 or W-2 don’t match what you’re reporting); tax deductions that appear to be too high considering your income; or inconsistencies from year to year (claiming a home interest mortgage deduction one year and not the next, for example).

    If I am selected for an audit, how will I find out?

    An IRS notice will be sent if they think there was a minor error on your part.

    In the notice, also known as a correspondence or paper audit, you’ll receive instructions to provide supplementary paperwork to support your claims; requests could include receipts for charitable donations or mileage logs for business travel.

    What are my appeal rights?

    Ultimately, you do not have to accept the audit report. Within 30 days of receiving the report, you can appeal it by writing to the IRS.

    What makes you a target of an IRS audit?

    A simple mistake like entering a wrong social security number or misspelling your own name can trigger an audit. Errors in math are another trigger. Some of these issues can be eliminated by filing electronically.

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