IRS Correspondence Audits - What Taxpayers Need to Know_297

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IRS Correspondence Audits - What Taxpayers Need to Know
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A correspondence audit is, obviously,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, an audit that is conducted through the mail. These are usually performed because the IRS computers have reviewed your tax return and have found a discrepancy. You will receive a notice from the IRS informing you that there is a question regarding one or more items on your tax return. The IRS will ask you to submit additional documentation to substantiate what you reported on your tax return. If the item in question is a math error, you will either be given a refund or be asked to pay additional taxes.
You should always cooperate with a correspondence audit and be glad that you were not chosen for a face-to-face audit. Please note that it is very important to keep copies of your tax return and any attached documentation just for audit or other IRS Problem purposes.
No matter what the IRS’s request is,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, make sure you compare a copy of your tax return with the information on the IRS notice to verify the need for a correction or for the necessity of additional taxes. Do not automatically send the requested money to the IRS without further investigation. The IRS can make mistakes too.
It is important that you do not ignore the IRS notice. If you ignore the notice, you will ensure that IRS Problems are coming your way. Read it carefully and promptly follow the directions.
If you agree with the IRS notice, sign and date it and return it with the requested payment. If you disagree with it, follow the directions on the notice. Do this in a timely manner within the stated deadline. Include any copies of documents that will support your position.
The IRS will evaluate the information you have returned to them and decide if your claim is allowed. If so,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, you will be notified and the audit is over. If the IRS disallows your claim, you will be sent an Examination Report. This report gives you 30 days to either sign it and accept the changes or appeal the IRS’s findings.
If you have questions regarding the audit,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, you can call the name and number that is listed on the notice or write to the auditor and ask him to call you.
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