An IRS request for bank records asks you to produce specific account documents so agents can verify income,...
Good document organization makes an IRS examination faster and less stressful. Properly gathered records...
Choosing between a tax attorney and an enrolled agent affects audit outcomes. Use the right credential...
Third‑party documentation—bank statements, vendor invoices, contracts, and third‑party confirmations—helps...
An appeals conference is a formal chance to settle IRS disputes without court. Understanding likely outcomes...
A Collection Appeals Review (CAR) lets taxpayers ask the IRS Appeals office to re‑examine a proposed...
A chronology for an IRS audit response is a concise, dated timeline of events, documents, and communications...
Alternative documentation is nonstandard evidence (bank records, invoices, contracts) used to substantiate...
A persuasive audit response is a concise, evidence-backed reply to an IRS audit notice that explains...
Audit triggers are behaviors or discrepancies that raise the chance of an IRS examination. Identifying...