Every individual or business under going an audit has the fundamental rights of due process, fairness and the right to representation.
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Back to Audit Representation FAQs
- What options are available to me where I am unable to pay a deficiency, penalties and interest at the conclusion of an audit?
- What is the significance of receiving a 30 day and 90 day letter following an audit?
- What is involved with appealing disagreements, both within the IRS and before the courts?
- What rights do I have where I disagree with the auditor’s findings at the conclusion of an audit?
- I have been audited several times in the recent past. Is there anyway to stop the IRS from repeatedly auditing me?
- Can I have the examination transferred to another area?
- Can I record the IRS interview with the IRS revenue agent and is it a good idea to do so?
- If the IRS discovers an error in a tax year under audit, will they look at other tax years? How many years worth of returns are at risk during an audit?
- What can I do to prepare for an audit?
- Do I have the right to know why I was selected for examination?
- What are the most common reasons the IRS decides to conduct an audit? What are they commonly looking for in an audit?
- Is there anything I can do to decrease the odds of subsequent negative consequences stemming from an in-person interview with a taxing authority?
- Do I have to submit to being interview by the taxing authority directly?
- Are all audits the same or do they come in different flavors?
- What should I do if I suspect that the IRS may be considering criminally investigating me?
- What will happen if I do not respond to the taxing authorities audit notice?
- What rights do I have during an audit?
- What is the largest risk you expose yourself to if you choose to attend an audit without proper representation?
- What is the most common audit technique applied by the taxing authorities?
- What is the worst that can happen if I choose to represent myself in an audit?
- Why should I hire an attorney rather than any other type of tax professional to represent me in an audit before the IRS, Franchise Tax Board or State Board of Equalization?
- Why should I hire The Tax Law Office of David W. Klasing to represent me in an audit before the IRS, Franchise Tax Board or State Board of Equalization?
