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Internal Revenue Service Audits

The purpose of an audit from the Internal Revenue Service is to ensure that taxpayers, both business and individuals, are complying with tax law. There are several types of audits, but the most common one is when the IRS wants to investigate some of your deductions. If you can’t satisfy their demands, you lose your deductions, and that means you pay higher taxes.

There Are Three Basic Ways to Survive an IRS Audit

Legal and Proper!

First, and foremost, your deductions have to be legal and proper. You must have made the expenditures and you must have proof. This is the first hurdle.

Establish the Business Purpose

Usually this is easy. All you need is a bank statement, a canceled check and a receipt. But with more advanced tax strategies, you need a few more things. You need to prove your proper intent. You need to have the correct documentation that is required for each for each strategy you use. You also have to show a business purpose other than saving taxes. We’re experts at compiling the necessary documentation that more than satisfies the strict IRS
requirements.

Show the Proper Documentation

The great thing about our service is that we keep all of your documentation online. Your documentation is protected by electronic signature dates and a clear record of creation. It is available to you at any time, from the very first day that you became our customer. We also backup your documentation nightly so that in the event of computer disaster, you have nothing to fear.

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