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If you are looking for tips to get through an audit by the IRS, then you should have considered advice on how to not get audited by the IRS in the first place. IRS doesn't audit you unnecessarily, as they do it on purpose, which could be a shady thing in your tax file or such reasons. Here we are sharing tips by Nationwide Tax Consulting to avoid the IRS audit; find them below. When IRS, find something suspicious in your tax file, they decide to look into your accounts and cross-check everything. Well, first of all, consider filing your taxes correctly, avoiding any mistakes you can. If you are not good at tax preparation, you must hire a professional and find a company such as Nationwide Tax Consulting, instead of an individual. Secondly, Do not try to pull some tricks in your tax preparation, like rounding numbers, when writing your income and expenses. Do not write 498 into 500, as such small changes can result in an audit, and IRS will go through your accounts and every other...

Hiring a tax attorney is challenging as much as filing taxes because many individual professionals are hard to be trusted because you are not sure about their skills and even if you want to verify about them by checking their PTIN, they can easily deny that, and you can do nothing about that. Here we are sharing a few tips for hiring a professional, can help you with finding the best one. Check Background: Instead of asking the attorney for PTIN, which he/she can deny showing, look for online presence and find reviews which will lead you to the experience of their previous clients or better talk with references personally. Experience: Ask for experience, like for how long he/she has been providing services and what kind of cases they are proficient at. Be specific and ask if they have resolved a case similar to yours. If they are available around the year: Individual tax professionals are only available during the tax days and make sure your attorney is available for help aroun...

Sometimes, few tricks to reduce the tax bill could turn into an IRS audit, and this could be the worst thing you would expect in tax days. IRS never audit you unless they find something doubtful in your filing. Most chances of the audit when you be dishonest in reporting your income and expenses and IRS have the same statement record of your account, and they match everything when file. Sometimes, individuals round the numbers such as they write $485.85 into $486, it's not a big deal, but when IRS find it, they will get suspicious about this and can send a notice for an audit, and will analyze your accounts and everything whether it's personal or business.  IRS also get suspicious about businesses that deals in cash and such case, it doesn't have anything about filing, if they want to audit, they will. Here you can only do one thing, and that is, don't hide anything from IRS and report your income and expenses honestly. You cannot stop them from auditing you, but when...