Blue Ridge Tax is here to provide you
with IRS representation services. Allow us to help defend
you against the IRS and avoid an adverse tax result .
Don't go it alone.
An IRS audit can be triggered by numerous reasons such as
irregularities on a taxpayer's tax return or simply because the
taxpayer had bad luck of being selected at random.
Most commonly, a tax return will be audited because the
information reported on the return differs from other sources
IRS sources.This
can occur if you forget to report an item of income on your
return, the IRS records are incorrect or the IRS makes a
mistake.In this
case, the IRS first course of actions is to send you a letter to
explain the difference.Very often these types of matters are very easy to clear
up yourself without the assistance of a tax professional.One point of caution is that a quick and through response
should be made to these types of letters and all IRS
correspondence requesting a response.
Failure to respond timely will be looked upon very unfavorably
by the IRS and can result in your file being placed into
collections or an escalation of the matter to a wider audit. If you are
uncomfortable responding directly to the IRS yourself, please do
not hesitate to reach out to Blue Ridge Tax for assistance with
this matter as it is best to nip these items in the bud.Matters such as these can usually be easily an
inexpensively resolved by Blue Ridge Tax.
This most common type of audit is called a Letter Audit. In
these cases, the IRS will send a letter to the taxpayer
informing the taxpayer that the IRS has made changes to their
tax return. In this letter the taxpayer is given the option of
either disputing the changes or accepting them and paying any
balance due. Sometimes the best response is simply to accept the
IRS changes and pay the balance, but in many cases, the IRS has
made mistakes and it may be worth it for the taxpayer to dispute
the amount owed. Most letter audits are resolved fairly quickly
and easily.
Unfortunately, many audits are not ease to manage and defend
when you are not familiar with IRS practice and procedures.An audit often questions the validity or existence of
business expenses or other deductions.Disallowance of you legitimate expenses often results in
a large balance due to the IRS.Generally it is much more difficult to have a successful
outcome to an audit has been assessed.Therefore it is critical for you to have a tax
professional supporting you from the beginning of the audit to
assist you with the documentation of you expenses to prove to
the IRS that the expenses claimed are reasonable and necessary
for the business.To
help you manage and defend your audit the hiring of a tax
professional to assist with audit defense such as Blue Ridge Tax
may be in your best interest for a successful defense.
Blue Ridge Tax will thoroughly review your return, look over
your receipts and will research your industry to determine if
your expenses are in line with other businesses in the same
industry Blue Ridge will also review other areas of the tax
return to determine if additional deductions were missed on the
original return which may offset any additional tax owed as a
result any adverse audit findings.
Blue Ridge Tax specializes in audit defense and will use all
available resources to defend your businesses or individual tax
return.If you are
being audited by the IRS or by a State agency please contact me
as soon as possible as it would most likely be in your best
interest to have a tax professional defend your interests
against an ever increasing government audit efforts.Allow me to get in between your and the Revenue Agent to
make sure your best interests are fully protected.
If you have any questions about your tax situation, please
contact Blue Ridge Tax as your earliest convenience for help.
Blue Ridge Tax provides services through a wide area in Northern
Virginia including Loudoun, Fairfax, Prince William and Arlington County.
Call Blue Ridge Tax today to discuss your IRS representation options.
Don't go it alone and let a tax professional represent against the IRS.
If you have any tax questions related to tax matters in the current news
please do not heistate to reach out to us.
