What this covers
An audit doesn't have to mean facing the IRS yourself
Being selected for examination — by mail or in person — means the IRS wants supporting documentation for items on a return. With power of attorney on file, we communicate with the auditor directly, organize and submit the requested records, and respond to proposed adjustments, so you're not the one fielding questions about your own return.
This covers correspondence audits, office audits, and field audits, for individual returns and small businesses.
Signs you need this
This applies to you if
You've been selected for examination
You received an audit notice and aren't sure what's expected of you.
The IRS is questioning specific items
Deductions, income, or credits on a return are being reviewed.
You want someone else to speak for you
You'd rather not answer an auditor's questions yourself.
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You don't have to face the agencies alone.
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