How to Handle an IRS Audit 09/28/2007 One of the most frightening experiences any small-business owner can face is an audit by the Internal Revenue Service. Even if you've been diligent about keeping records and filing your taxes on time, you're not guaranteed to escape further scrutiny into your business finances. But the experience can be less daunting if you remain calm and follow a few suggestions to keep a bad situation from getting worse.
Work it Out 01/24/2006 In a mess with the IRS? Tax negotiators can help you get back on track.
IRS Launches Abusive Transaction Settlement Initiative 11/01/2005 Internal Revenue Service officials today announced a broad-based, limited-in-time opportunity for taxpayers to come forward and settle an array of transactions the IRS considers abusive. Taxpayers who undertook these deals will have until January 23, 2006 to submit their settlement papers to the IRS.
IRS Updates Hurricane Katrina Tax Relief Guidelines 09/28/2005 With recovery efforts well underway from Hurricane Katrina, the Internal Revenue Service announced today additional details to help ensure that those impacted by the storm get the tax relief to which they are entitled. Notice 2005-73, also released today, has full details regarding the relief.
Avoiding Audits 03/28/2002 Few letters are as dreaded than the letter from the Internal Revenue Service informing you that you have been selected for an audit review.
Surviving Audits 03/28/2002 Don't panic if a letter from the Internal Revenue Service notifies you that your income tax return has been selected for an audit.
4 Ways to Avoid an Audit 03/28/2002 Small business owners are audited at four times the rate of other taxpayers.