IRS Office or Field Audit — What This Means
What This Is
An office or field audit involves meeting with the IRS in person or having an IRS agent review records at your location. These audits are more detailed than correspondence audits and often involve larger or more complex issues.
Proper preparation is critical before responding or attending.
What Happens If You Ignore It
- The IRS may proceed without your participation
- Adjustments may be made based on limited information
- Penalties and additional scrutiny may increase
How IRS Audit Defense Pro Works
Upload your audit notice to understand the type of audit involved and what steps should be taken before any meeting or response.
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