IRS Audit or Appeal of Audit
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You have just received a letter from the IRS telling you that your return has been
chosen for an audit or proposing to adjust your taxes without even talking with you.
Don't panic, and don't talk to the agent. Call us immediately.
If it is letter advising you that they are adjusting your taxes, you will probably find that your letters in response don't solve the problem. Contact us immediately. We will preserve your rights and solve the problem.Call the Certified Tax Professionals at PPMK Tax at: (732) 452-9381 NOW
We are audit experts. We will represent clients in normal audits, audit letters, and even fraud audits and criminal investigations.
We do not recommend that ANYONE represent themselves in an audit.
There are several good reasons to have the Certified Tax Professionals at PPMK represent you:
1. You will not have to be present at the audit.
This means that the agent does not get to question you in person regarding the small details of your return.
This is usually beyond the scope of the audit you were notified about.
They will sometimes try to explore other areas and even imply threats of bigger problems if you don't cooperate.
This is why we never have our clients present at an audit.
2. IRS Auditors assume that if you represent yourself, you must know the tax laws and regulations as well as the IRM (Internal Revenue Manual) at least as well as them. Otherwise, you would have a CPA, Attorney, or Enrolled Agent present. They assume that you know they are charged with acting in the best interest of the US Government, and are not a benevolent civil servant. The result is that this is very much like representing yourself in a criminal case. You are the only one who doesn't know the rules.
2. IRS Auditors assume that if you represent yourself, you must know the tax laws and regulations as well as the IRM (Internal Revenue Manual) at least as well as them. Otherwise, you would have a CPA, Attorney, or Enrolled Agent present. They assume that you know they are charged with acting in the best interest of the US Government, and are not a benevolent civil servant. The result is that this is very much like representing yourself in a criminal case. You are the only one who doesn't know the rules.