Glossary

IRS Audit

What is an IRS Audit and How Does It Work?

An IRS audit is a review of your tax return by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to ensure your reported income, deductions, and credits are correct. The IRS may audit individuals, businesses, and organizations. It’s a check to make sure everyone is paying their fair share of taxes.

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