IRS Audits
Navigate IRS Audits with Expert Representation
We identify audit triggers, prepare thorough documentation, and craft proactive defense strategies to minimize proposed adjustments and penalties.
Our team collects, organizes, and reviews your financial records to support audit defense and demonstrate compliance.
We review your returns, substantiate deductions, and assemble supporting evidence to address IRS inquiries and reduce audit exposure.
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IRS Audits
With extensive audit representation experience, we guide you through every stage of the IRS audit process, advocating for a fair and accurate outcome.
We maintain exceptional standards in audit advocacy, delivering timely responses and clear communication throughout the audit.
We provide personalized attention and transparent updates to keep you informed and in control during your audit.
Leveraging years of audit defense success, we translate complex tax law into practical strategies tailored to your situation.
IRS audits involve different types—correspondence, office, and field audits—selected based on discrepancies, random choice, or third-party information. Each type requires specific documentation and methods of examination.
We assist you by compiling and submitting requested documentation, communicating with IRS examiners, and negotiating proposed adjustments to protect your interests.
Once the audit is closed, we help you understand any adjustments, appeal unfavorable findings, and implement compliance measures to prevent future audits.
Expert audit representation helps minimize additional tax, penalties, and interest, and alleviates stress by handling IRS interactions on your behalf.
IRS Audit FAQ
Common Audit Questions
Important Terms To Know
- Audit: An IRS examination of tax returns and supporting records to verify accuracy and compliance.
- Correspondence Audit: An audit conducted by mail, typically involving specific line items on your return.
- Office Audit: An in-person audit at an IRS office for a detailed review of your records.
- Field Audit: A comprehensive audit conducted at your home, business, or accountant’s office.
- Notice of Audit: A letter from the IRS notifying you of the audit type and documentation required.
- Audit Trail: A detailed record of your financial transactions and supporting documents.
- Examination Report: The IRS summary of proposed changes at the conclusion of an audit.
- Appeal Rights: Your right to protest audit findings through IRS Appeals or Tax Court.
- Representation: Authorization of a tax professional to act on your behalf during an audit.
- Tax Compliance: Ensuring accurate filings and timely responses to IRS audit inquiries.
An IRS audit is an official review or examination of your tax return to verify its accuracy and compliance with tax laws.
Audits are triggered by discrepancies, unusual deductions, high income, random selection, or information reported by third parties.
The audit process may involve correspondence, office visits, or field examinations, with requests for specific documentation and interviews.
The IRS uses statistical models, audit leads, and referrals to select returns for examination.
Yes, you can submit additional documents or explanations to the IRS examiner to support your positions.
After audit completion, you receive an Examination Report. You must pay additional tax, request an appeal, or accept the proposed changes.
No, audit findings are not publicly recorded; they remain confidential between you and the IRS.
Audits can last from a few weeks to over a year depending on complexity, documentation responsiveness, and IRS workload.
Maintain accurate records, file timely returns, substantiate deductions, and promptly respond to IRS notices to reduce audit risk.
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IRSProb specializes in audit representation, handling documentation requests, communicating with IRS examiners, and appealing findings to ensure fair treatment.
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What Does IRSProb Do?
We become your official advocate before the IRS—handling all communications, filings, and negotiations so you don’t have to.
Our team of CPAs, enrolled agents, and tax attorneys reviews every detail and crafts a tailored roadmap to relief.
From powers of attorney to financial disclosures, we assemble and vet every form and schedule required by the IRS.
Drawing on decades of experience, we negotiate Offers in Compromise, Installment Agreements, penalty abatements, and more.
After securing a resolution, we guide you through payment setup, monitor compliance, and stand ready to address any follow-up IRS inquiries.
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Why Choose IRSProb?
You’ll work directly with one seasoned CPA—no handoffs, no bureaucracy—ensuring every detail of your case gets expert oversight.
When you call or email, you reach your CPA. Expect prompt, jargon-free updates at every stage of your case.
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Our Proven Process
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File Form 2848 (Power of Attorney) and Form 8821 (Authorization) to freeze most collection actions (levies, garnishments), then request your entire IRS record
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Compile past tax returns, bank statements, pay stubs, business records, and IRS notices into a single Discovery packet.
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Assess all relief paths—Offers in Compromise, installment plans, CNC status, innocent spouse relief, and penalty abatement—to pinpoint the best solution.
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Submit required forms and documentation, then advocate directly with your IRS revenue officer to secure optimal terms.
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Set up payment or compliance plans, track deadlines, and manage follow-up filings to ensure IRS adherence.
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