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IRS AUDIT HELP FOR PROFESSIONALS & BUSINESS OWNERS
Facing an IRS Audit? Know What Happens Next.
An IRS audit can involve tax returns, financial records, deductions, income, payroll, and other areas of your personal or business finances. The Fixer Firm™ helps high-earning professionals and service-based business owners facing IRS audits and examinations understand what is being reviewed and what comes next.
If you've received an IRS examination notice, we review the issues being examined, identify the records and information involved, and develop a strategy for responding to the audit.
When representation is included in the engagement, an authorized tax professional can communicate with the IRS and represent you within their authority.
Don't wait until an IRS audit becomes a larger problem. Start by telling us what's happening.
What Is an IRS Audit?
An IRS audit, also called an examination, reviews a taxpayer's return and supporting information to determine whether the items reported on the return are correct.
An audit may involve income, deductions, expenses, payroll, business records, financial records, or other tax matters identified by the IRS.
The scope and process can vary depending on the type of examination and the issues involved.
Understanding exactly what the IRS is requesting and responding appropriately is an important part of managing the case.
How an IRS Audit Case Works
Every examination is different, but an IRS Audit Case may include:
Review the Audit Notice
We identify what the IRS is examining, key deadlines, and the information requested.
Review the Tax Return and Records
We examine the return, supporting documentation, financial records, and other information relevant to the issues under examination.
Identify Potential Problems
We determine whether records are missing, information needs correction, or additional documentation is required.
Develop the Response Strategy
We organize the information and determine the appropriate approach for responding to the examination.
Address the Examination
When representation is included in the engagement, an authorized tax professional may communicate with the IRS and respond to examination matters within the scope of their authority.
Facing an IRS Audit?
Whether you're a high-earning professional or service-based business owner facing an IRS audit or examination, start by telling us what's happening.
We'll review your information to determine whether your situation fits the Tax Cases we handle. If it does, we'll explain the next step in beginning your Case Assessment.
Your information is secure and confidential.
How The Fixer Firm Can Help
An IRS audit requires more than simply sending documents to the IRS. The Fixer Firm™ works to understand the issues under review, review the relevant tax returns and supporting records, identify potential problems, and prepare the case before developing a response.
Depending on the circumstances, an Audit Case may involve:
• Reviewing IRS examination notices and deadlines
• Reviewing the tax returns under examination
• Analyzing financial records and supporting documentation
• Identifying missing or inconsistent records
• Organizing information requested by the IRS
• Preparing responses to examination issues
• Communicating with the IRS when representation is included in the engagement
• Addressing related compliance problems identified during the case
Our role is to understand the issues being examined, prepare the case, and move the matter through the defined examination process.
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