Tax Audits



Tax audits and the chances of being put through a tax audit procedure by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can be reduced. This depends on several factors, including the type of income and tax deductions you report. There are, however, a few simple rules you can follow that will help if you are audited, an post-audit appeals process within the IRS, and the opportunity to take your case to the U.S. Tax Court and beyond. Please read on to find tax audit representation or a tax audit lawyer.

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Tax Audits Articles
State Specific Resources
-  State Codes and Statutes Websites-  State Revenue and Taxation Department Websites
 
Tax Audit Articles
-  After the Audit-  Appealing an Audit
-  Are Attorney's Fees Tax Deductible?-  Beat the IRS? It Can Be Done
-  Going to Tax Court-  High-Risk Tax Audit Targets
-  IRS audit and Your Small Business-  Offers in Compromise
-  Personal Taxes: Processes & Procedures FAQs-  Surviving an IRS Tax Audit
-  Whistleblowers May Hit the IRS Jackpot
 
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Hiring a Tax Lawyer
-  Selecting a Good Consumer Tax Lawyer-  Consumer Tax: Preparing to Meet with a Lawyer
-  Consumer Tax: Meeting with a Lawyer
 
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I am 90 years old and my wife is 86. we only make $35000/year with social security and a small pensi
I FILED A TAX RETURN IN 2008 . BOTH ME & THE FATHER OF CHILD CLAIM THE CHILD BY MISTAKE. i CALLED
i DID RETURN THOSE FORMS.. I BEEN DISABLE UNTIL 7-2012. WENT BACK TO WORK AND FILED MY RETURN AND THEY GARNISHED MY RETURN. i ONLY OWED THEM $1000.00 THEY TOOK OVER $2500.00 . IS THERE SOMETHING IN LAW THAT STOPS INTEREST IN PENALTY IF YOU WERE DISABLE & ALSO BECAUSE I SENT THE FORM BACK TO THEM?
My ex-father-in-law paid my tax payment for this year (2010) To the tune of $10,992.00 for federal a
My ex-father-in-law paid my tax payment for this year (2010) To the tune of $10,992.00 for federal and $584.00 for State (NJ). He wrote the FED check directly to the Internal Revenue Service and I put mine and my husbands SS# in the memo along with my extention form postmarked on time. My question is -- will this money in any way, be considered as income to me and my husband for next years taxes. Thank you
What happens when a parent claims a child and it was not their year to do so?
I got divorced and by court order we are to take turns in claiming our son. Last year my ex-wife claimed our son and this year is my turn but she already claimed him. What can I do? Can I still claim him?
Can my ex-wife use our joint tax information without my permission.
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Tax Audits Lawyer Web Sites
 
 -  Mississippi Law - Cumbest, Cumbest, Hunter & Mccormick, P.A.
 -  Missouri Lawyers - Case, Rajnoha & Boudreau
 -  Stearns County Attorney - Kelm & Reuter, P.A.
 -  Maui County Law - Tateishi & Pascual, Attorneys A Law Corporation
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