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Completing an audit doesn't mark the end of the world. IRS audits can feel daunting, whether conducted in-person or through correspondence. It's normal to feel nervous when engaging with the IRS, but remember, they need to review your documents thoroughly.

In my experience, some clients impress with their organization, yet the IRS may overlook crucial information. When the audit concludes, and you find yourself in disagreement, it's crucial to understand your options.

Upon receiving a notice of deficiency, commonly known as a 90-day letter, you have a window to petition the tax court. Take time to review the IRS's proposed changes and note where you disagree. While petitioning, ensure personal details are redacted from the notice before submission to the court in Washington D.C.

Expect IRS attorneys to scrutinize your petition closely, emphasizing timeliness. Submitting promptly bolsters your appeal rights. However, thorough documentation of interactions with the IRS, including supplying substantiation, is equally vital.
In some cases, the matter can be resolved through the office of appeals, sparing you from trial. This outcome benefits both parties involved. If you're navigating an IRS audit or have received a notice of deficiency, reach out to schedule a consultation. Let's work together to chart the best course forward.

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