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Audits & Appeals
How to Respond to a Correspondence Audit
How to Respond to a Correspondence Audit A correspondence audit is conducted primarily by mail or secure electronic exchange. A…
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Filing & Compliance
Tax Court Petition Deadlines: Why the Notice Controls
Tax Court Petition Deadlines: Why the Notice Controls A notice that grants the right to petition the United States Tax…
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Filing & Compliance
Tax Record Retention: Build a Defensible File, Not Just a Box of Receipts
Tax Record Retention: Build a Defensible File, Not Just a Box of Receipts Tax records should be kept long enough…
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Audits & Appeals
The Taxpayer Bill of Rights in Audits and Collections
The Taxpayer Bill of Rights in Audits and Collections The Taxpayer Bill of Rights organizes ten fundamental rights, including rights…
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Filing & Compliance
Unfiled Tax Returns: A Step-by-Step Compliance Plan
Unfiled Tax Returns: A Step by Step Compliance Plan Resolving unfiled returns starts with determining which returns are required, reconstructing…
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Audits & Appeals
IRS Audit Letters: How to Identify the Type of Examination
IRS Audit Letters: How to Identify the Type of Examination IRS examinations may be handled by correspondence, in an IRS…
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IRS Collections
Federal Tax Lien vs. IRS Levy: The Difference Matters
Federal Tax Lien vs. IRS Levy: The Difference Matters A federal tax lien is the government's legal claim against property…
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IRS Collections
What to Do After Receiving an IRS Collection Notice
What to Do After Receiving an IRS Collection Notice Read the entire notice, identify the tax period and response date,…
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Audits & Appeals
Audit Statistics: What Are the Chances of Being Audited?
AUDIT STATISTICS Editorial status: Rewritten and restructured from Kemble White's legacy page. Historical dates, names, quoted amounts, and statistics have…
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IRS Collections
Newsletter – September 2011
Newsletter – September 2011 Editorial status: Rewritten and restructured from Kemble White's legacy page. Historical dates, names, quoted amounts, and…
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