If chosen for an audit, you have no choice in the matter but to see it through. Your main goal before, during and after an audit should be to minimize the monetary effect and more importantly… to prevent the IRS from probing beyond the initial items selected for audit.
Read the letter that outlines the reason for the audit, and follow the instructions. The letter and attachments will explain the information regarding the audit. If you have any questions or are uncertain what you need to provide, contact the examiner. Or make a decision to contact and work with a licensed professional that specializes in Tax Resolution. Not all Enrolled Agents, CPA’s and Tax Attorneys have experience in your type of case, so shop around. For experienced audit resolution, contact us or book an appointment.