Beat an IRS Audit

No one wants to be audited by the IRS. Even taxpayers who are certain that their returns were accurate and all of their deductions and other tax write-offs are justifiable are somewhat intimidated by the receipt of notice from the IRS that they have been selected for an audit. Having to offer proof of income, deductions, exemptions and credits, especially if the proof may be missing or inadequate, can be unnerving. Even more unsettling is that the IRS auditor can still disagree with your proof even when you have all your receipts.
Beat an IRS Audit provides readers with everything they need to know to handle an audit. From discussing information on avoiding the audit in the first place, to explaining what steps to take to prepare for one if selected, the entire process is simplified and made understandable.
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Don’t Be Caught Off Guard
No one wants to be audited by the IRS. Even taxpayers who are certain that their returns were accurate are intimidated when they hear from the IRS that they have been selected for an audit. Beat an IRS Audit clearly explains how to avoid an audit in the first place, how to prepare for one if selected and how to work with a personal representative and auditor for the best result for you.
Use Beat an IRS Audit to:
–Discover how the IRS approaches audits
–Qualify for business deductions
–Take the right exemptions for you
–Maximize your tax savings
–Distinguish the three different types of audits
–Keep clear, complete records
–Pay a tax deficiency without going broke
–Hire a personal representative to deal with the auditor
–Avoid the situations that trigger audits
Maximize Your Savings and Minimize Your Risk