Navigating an IRS Tax Audit

Overview

Receiving an IRS audit letter can be intimidating, but it doesn’t mean there’s a significant error on your tax return. It’s simply a review. Navigating an IRS Tax Audit explores the nature of audits, their formats, reasons for selection, and taxpayer representation, including the power of attorney.

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Regulator

Objectives

Characterize the types of tax audits initiated by the IRS and the typical taxpayer issues addressed
Recognize how an IRS tax audit is normally conducted and limited by the statute of limitations
List the factors that increase the likelihood of an IRS tax audit and strategies to minimize the chance of an IRS tax audit
Determine the nature and function of a power of attorney
Identify the acts that may be performed for a client under a power of attorney

Tax Year: 2023-2024

Designed For:

CPAs, EAs, and tax professionals at any level of their career

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Course Information

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Advanced Preparation:

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