If you're audited by the IRS this year, you wouldn't be alone. In 1997, some 1.66 million individuals were audited by the IRS, or about 1.5 percent of all taxpayers. Statistically, the Tax Audits very few tax returns. Most tax returns singled out by the IRS for audit contain either: tax deductions that appear to be too high in relationship to the person's income; tax items that are erroneous; tax items that require proof or an explanation; or are on the IRS' list of hot tax issues. It is important that the Tax Audits tax returns effectively, and the IRS puts a general fear in all taxpayers of being audited to encourage voluntary compliance with the income tax laws. The U.S. tax system depends on voluntary compliance. With today's computers there are now more ways than ever that the IRS can monitor your tax compliance.

Our practice has years of experience defending taxpayers in their audits.  Each case is handled individually, and analytically reviewed and prepared for by an experienced CPA.  Our expertise is a result of or years of experience defending our clients against the IRS.