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The Tax Professionals at Legacy Tax Partners have extensive experience successfully representing clients through the entire Audit process including defense of the filed tax returns, protection from assessment of additional tax liabilities, and resolution on an appeal where necessary.
What is an IRS Tax Audit?
The IRS conducts over ten thousand audits per year. The audit process involves a review of the individual and/or business tax return(s) and supporting documents to confirm that information has been reported correctly and that the tax due is correct. There are different kinds of audits. Some are in person (office or field audits) while others are done via mail (correspondence audits). If subject to a correspondence audit, the taxpayer will receive a letter in the mail asking for more information about certain items on their tax return such as income information, expense information and itemized deduction information.
There are several reasons why a taxpayer’s tax return might be selected by the IRS for examination which include:
• The information the IRS has on file for the taxpayer is different than what the taxpayer may have reported
• Random selection or computer screening whereby the return is selected purely based on a statistical formulas• The information on the report triggers review and example would be large schedule C deductions for a sole proprietorship
• Related examinations where the tax returns of taxpayer’s business partners or investors are subject to examination
Generally, the IRS can include tax returns filed in the last three years in an Audit. If they identify a substantial errors, additional years may be included in Audit. The IRS rarely goes back more than six years.
If the audit is not concluded within the typical three-year timeframe, the IRS may request that the taxpayer consent to an extension of the statute of limitations for assessing tax. Taxpayers are not required to do so and are encouraged to consult with a Tax Professional in these situations.
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Our Tax Professionals have successfully resolved thousands of Audit cases for our clients involving a wide range of examination issues. You can expect we will
• Communicate with the IRS throughout the entire audit process
• Present the supporting documentation with a view to best defend your tax return
• Defend the items reported on your tax return and minimize the assessment of additional tax liability
• Resolve any outstanding liability on appeal, including abatement of penalties
• Avoid future tax audits of the same issue(s)
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Please feel free to contact us regarding your Tax Audit. Every Tax Case is unique because every person’s situation is unique. We can quickly and efficiently analyze your circumstances and propose various options for resolution.
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The IRS will aggressively pursue enforcement action against any employer that fails to timely file its quarterly federal tax return or make its quarterly payroll tax deposit, and can seize business assets, close down business operations, file tax liens, impose significant penalties, hold business owners personally responsible, and file criminal charges.
The experienced Tax Professionals at Legacy Tax Partners have successfully resolved complex payroll tax disputes for thousands of clients with a view to:
- Ensure continued business operations, minimize imposition of penalties,
- Minimize imposition of penalties,
- Avoid assessment of personal liability against owners and officers, and
- Resolve the underlying tax liability.
A wage garnishment is legal procedure by which the IRS seizes a taxpayer’s income directly from the taxpayer’s employer. Wage garnishments occur only against W-2 wage earners and are continuous in effect.
Therefore the IRS does not have to re-issue a wage levy in order to garnish every paycheck of an employee. Wage garnishments usually takes up to 85% of an employee’s paycheck.
Self-employed individuals (who earn 1099s) can also be levied, however the IRS is required to re-issue a levy notice prior to every single payment of income for self-employed individuals. How can an IRS wage garnishment be STOPPED?
Call us today, we can help stop your Wage Garnishment.
What Legal Grounds Does the IRS Have to Levy?
The Internal Revenue Code contains section 6331, which authorizes the IRS to levy in order to collect delinquent taxes.
What is the Difference Between a Levy & a Seizure?
None. They involve both the IRS’s taking of a taxpayer’s property to satisfy an unpaid amount.
Tax Levies are used to take bank accounts, wages, other income, or other receivables. Seizures are used to take cars, houses, and business property.
What Legal Grounds Does the IRS Have to Levy?
The Internal Revenue Code contains section 6331, which authorizes the IRS to levy in order to collect delinquent taxes.