After requesting an appeal, you will have between a few months to a year before your hearing. Use this time to prepare diligently.
After you file your petition, within an year, you will receive a “notice setting case for trial” It gives you the place, date, and time of your court date.
The IRS attorney may not say so, but would probably like to settle the case, rather than go to trial. It is less work for the IRS.
You lost your audit and didn’t do any better with your appeal. Before pulling out your checkbook, consider going to tax court.
You should have two goals in every IRS audit – Minimize financial damage and Prevent expansion of the audit.
It may not be in your best interest to cooperate in an audit. Maybe your bank records show larger deposits, or maybe you highly exaggerated some deductions.
Some people receive tax bills out of the blue. While the IRS must send an audit notice only to the last known address in its records. This could happen to you.
During an office audit, you will schedule a meeting and present the IRS auditor with a number of documents requested in advance.
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