Tax Audit Stories

TaxAudit’s Tax Professionals have risen to the challenge of working from home by making sure our members are still being taken care of.

TaxAudit team members are incredibly thankful for their IT Department during these challenging times!

TaxAudit worked diligently to defend a taxpayer's federal and state return which resulted in a refund being due back to the taxpayer!

TaxAudit proved to the IRS that a taxpayer had properly reported income, assuring that he was not responsibile for paying the proposed balance due.

TaxAudit worked relentlessly for almost three years to get the refund that was owed to taxpayers!

TaxAudit assured that a taxpayer successfully received the Earned Income Credit and Child Tax Credit they were owed. 

TaxAudit successfully defends a taxpayer who received an audit notice for a business bad debt deduction.

An audit representative is able to get a $55,697 tax penalty waived.

Bill explained that for years, he and Linda had paid the annual fee for audit defense, often wondering if it was necessary. He explained that the service and representation he received had cleared up any doubts.

Being a traveling nurse, Ellie had 3-4 month long contracts in different cities around the country. The contracts included some reimbursement, but not enough to cover all of Ellie’s expenses, and certainly not at per diem or tax code rates.

Generally, businesses formed as a corporation or limited liability company are prohibited from taking the QJV election unless the LLC is operated by spouses in a community property state.

When we rallied together this tax season, we demonstrated all three values – day after day, time and time again.

A simple transposition of numbers, or even a misplaced decimal point, can cause a taxpayer a great deal of stress and well, money. Read how we helped one couple with their honest mistake.

Over the eight-month life span of the case, we remained in near constant contact, as evidenced by our 38 separate communication exchanges since the audit first began.

The member's IRS notice had balance due of $168,972.64. From start to finish, we worked diligently on behalf of the member, and eventually received a letter from the auditor with a balance due of $0.00!  

The members went from owing $53,316 to a $40,615 refund! That’s a $93,931 swing in circumstances.

With several years of audit representation experience under her belt, Judee was ready for anything that came her way. When she received a small business audit case with high travel expenses relative to a very low amount of reported income, she welcomed the challenge.

When I shared the good news with the member, she expressed such gratitude that we had gone to battle for her and spared her more than $3,000 of additional tax. This just goes to show: with a positive attitude and perseverance, all things are possible…even when dealing with the IRS!

The proforma revealed the report contained a common error with self-employment tax. The taxpayers were being overcharged by more than $7,000 in tax, penalties, and interest. Our member was very appreciative and asked me to get it corrected.

As audit representatives, we are required to review our members’ tax returns in full, for other potential issues that could possibly be flagged by the IRS. Sometimes what we find turns out to be in our members’ favor. This was one of those cases.

TaxAudit’s Tax Professionals have risen to the challenge of working from home by making sure our members are still being taken care of.

TaxAudit team members are incredibly thankful for their IT Department during these challenging times!

TaxAudit worked diligently to defend a taxpayer's federal and state return which resulted in a refund being due back to the taxpayer!

TaxAudit proved to the IRS that a taxpayer had properly reported income, assuring that he was not responsibile for paying the proposed balance due.

TaxAudit worked relentlessly for almost three years to get the refund that was owed to taxpayers!

TaxAudit assured that a taxpayer successfully received the Earned Income Credit and Child Tax Credit they were owed. 

TaxAudit successfully defends a taxpayer who received an audit notice for a business bad debt deduction.

An audit representative is able to get a $55,697 tax penalty waived.

Bill explained that for years, he and Linda had paid the annual fee for audit defense, often wondering if it was necessary. He explained that the service and representation he received had cleared up any doubts.

Being a traveling nurse, Ellie had 3-4 month long contracts in different cities around the country. The contracts included some reimbursement, but not enough to cover all of Ellie’s expenses, and certainly not at per diem or tax code rates.

Generally, businesses formed as a corporation or limited liability company are prohibited from taking the QJV election unless the LLC is operated by spouses in a community property state.

When we rallied together this tax season, we demonstrated all three values – day after day, time and time again.

A simple transposition of numbers, or even a misplaced decimal point, can cause a taxpayer a great deal of stress and well, money. Read how we helped one couple with their honest mistake.

Over the eight-month life span of the case, we remained in near constant contact, as evidenced by our 38 separate communication exchanges since the audit first began.

The member's IRS notice had balance due of $168,972.64. From start to finish, we worked diligently on behalf of the member, and eventually received a letter from the auditor with a balance due of $0.00!  

The members went from owing $53,316 to a $40,615 refund! That’s a $93,931 swing in circumstances.

With several years of audit representation experience under her belt, Judee was ready for anything that came her way. When she received a small business audit case with high travel expenses relative to a very low amount of reported income, she welcomed the challenge.

When I shared the good news with the member, she expressed such gratitude that we had gone to battle for her and spared her more than $3,000 of additional tax. This just goes to show: with a positive attitude and perseverance, all things are possible…even when dealing with the IRS!

The proforma revealed the report contained a common error with self-employment tax. The taxpayers were being overcharged by more than $7,000 in tax, penalties, and interest. Our member was very appreciative and asked me to get it corrected.

As audit representatives, we are required to review our members’ tax returns in full, for other potential issues that could possibly be flagged by the IRS. Sometimes what we find turns out to be in our members’ favor. This was one of those cases.

TaxAudit’s Tax Professionals have risen to the challenge of working from home by making sure our members are still being taken care of.

TaxAudit team members are incredibly thankful for their IT Department during these challenging times!

TaxAudit worked diligently to defend a taxpayer's federal and state return which resulted in a refund being due back to the taxpayer!

TaxAudit proved to the IRS that a taxpayer had properly reported income, assuring that he was not responsibile for paying the proposed balance due.

TaxAudit worked relentlessly for almost three years to get the refund that was owed to taxpayers!

TaxAudit assured that a taxpayer successfully received the Earned Income Credit and Child Tax Credit they were owed. 

TaxAudit successfully defends a taxpayer who received an audit notice for a business bad debt deduction.

An audit representative is able to get a $55,697 tax penalty waived.

Bill explained that for years, he and Linda had paid the annual fee for audit defense, often wondering if it was necessary. He explained that the service and representation he received had cleared up any doubts.

Being a traveling nurse, Ellie had 3-4 month long contracts in different cities around the country. The contracts included some reimbursement, but not enough to cover all of Ellie’s expenses, and certainly not at per diem or tax code rates.

Generally, businesses formed as a corporation or limited liability company are prohibited from taking the QJV election unless the LLC is operated by spouses in a community property state.

When we rallied together this tax season, we demonstrated all three values – day after day, time and time again.

A simple transposition of numbers, or even a misplaced decimal point, can cause a taxpayer a great deal of stress and well, money. Read how we helped one couple with their honest mistake.

Over the eight-month life span of the case, we remained in near constant contact, as evidenced by our 38 separate communication exchanges since the audit first began.

The member's IRS notice had balance due of $168,972.64. From start to finish, we worked diligently on behalf of the member, and eventually received a letter from the auditor with a balance due of $0.00!  

The members went from owing $53,316 to a $40,615 refund! That’s a $93,931 swing in circumstances.

With several years of audit representation experience under her belt, Judee was ready for anything that came her way. When she received a small business audit case with high travel expenses relative to a very low amount of reported income, she welcomed the challenge.

When I shared the good news with the member, she expressed such gratitude that we had gone to battle for her and spared her more than $3,000 of additional tax. This just goes to show: with a positive attitude and perseverance, all things are possible…even when dealing with the IRS!

The proforma revealed the report contained a common error with self-employment tax. The taxpayers were being overcharged by more than $7,000 in tax, penalties, and interest. Our member was very appreciative and asked me to get it corrected.

As audit representatives, we are required to review our members’ tax returns in full, for other potential issues that could possibly be flagged by the IRS. Sometimes what we find turns out to be in our members’ favor. This was one of those cases.