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Warning: 9 Reasons The IRS Can Audit You Anytime

August 3, 2022 · Taxes
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9. Discrepancies between individual taxpayer and corporate filing associated with taxpayer

When it comes to corporations, you must know that not all of them are large establishments. If you are a shareholder in a business, then you must know that the IRS will compare your tax return to the one filed by the corporation in order to have everything in order. The numbers must be the same, and if there’s a difference, you’ll probably be called for an audit.

I am scared of audits. And tax season is always a pain in the neck for the majority of us. But if you are well-prepared and you have all the papers you need to prove that what you’re saying is true, then you don’t have to worry about the IRS.

What are your plans regarding tax season? I usually call for a professional every time I fail to understand calculations. There are a lot of agents that can help you with this issue.

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1 comment on “Warning: 9 Reasons The IRS Can Audit You Anytime”

  1. Francis Icaza says:
    September 13, 2023 at 5:36 pm

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