There are circumstances that cause the IRS to examine your return more closely. For example, the IRS may examine your return and request more information if your itemized deductions exceed IRS internal guidelines, or if your business expenses or cash charitable contributions are substantial in relation to your income.
If you receive a notice from the IRS, you need to acknowledge it and respond promptly. You should consult your tax professional before sending any information to the IRS.
Some other circumstances may also raise red flags. If a closed corporation of which you are a shareholder has had its return examined, you may also receive a notice.
Whatever the circumstances, KBO Tax & Accounting Services will assist you every step of the way. We may even represent you at an audit, without your actual attendance.
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