Jonas Smithon

How To Handle Your IRS Audit Appeals?

Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Audits are conducted for several reasons, including, but not limited to, assessing if the taxpayer's back taxes were paid in full, determining if the tax debt was wrongly charged, collecting overdue taxes, and more. The internal revenue service (IRS) also administers the tax laws, including sections 910 and 925. The IRS conducts many internal controls and reports to the U.S. Congress and the American Taxpayers regarding how taxpayer money is being used. The tax code is very complex and is subject to interpretation by numerous different branches of the government and taxing agencies. The task of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is to interpret the tax code as clearly and consistently as possible so that all taxable activity under the code is correctly reported on income tax returns and eventually reported in the tax refunds of every citizen who has filed an income tax return.