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The Latest Reasons the IRS Sends Audit Letters
The IRS has been sending audit letters to many taxpayers & you need to know what to do if you receive one. Here’s why they are doing it.
Read MoreResolving Tax Debt with the IRS Fresh Start Program
When you haven’t paid your taxes and are riddled with debt to the IRS, it might seem like the point of no return. Help is available.
Read MoreTips for Taxpayers Who are Victims of Identity Theft
If you think or have been a victim of identity theft and your tax filings with the IRS have been effected, here’s what to do right now.
Read MoreUnderstanding Your IRS CP2000 Notice
An IRS Notice CP2000 is sent to taxpayers when there is a discrepancy between the information on their tax return and data reported to the agency. Here’s what to know about it and what to do if you receive one.
Read MoreWhat Happens During a Tax Audit?
For most Atlanta taxpayers, there is no prospect more daunting than a tax audit. But what exactly is an audit, and how might one affect you?
Read MoreAnswering Questions About the New Deadlines For 2020 Tax Returns
The IRS is taking steps to reduce the strain of 2020 for tax paying Americans. Still, there are a lot of questions. Here’s what you need to know.
Read MoreWhat Triggers A Letter from the IRS?
The Internal Revenue Service is treated as something of a boogeyman by many Americans. People speak in hushed tones about audits and garnished wages and are intimidated by the thought of speaking to an agent.
Read MoreIRS Unveils New Taxpayer Relief Initiative
The IRS has introduced the Taxpayer Relief Initiative (TRI). This new set of policies aims to alleviate the cumulative financial strain the pandemic has placed on millions of families.
Read MoreWhat are the IRS Repayment Options?
What happens when you owe the IRS more money than you can afford to pay by the due date?
Read More10 IRS Audit Red Flags
If just the title of this post is giving you heart palpitations, take a deep breath. Only about 0.45% of tax returns were audited in 2019. Your chances are very low that you will receive a letter from the IRS. Still, there are a few red flags that could prompt the IRS to take a second look at your tax return, and it’s important to know what they are—because forewarned is forearmed.
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