If the IRS decides to audit you, you will receive a letter from the agency informing you that you are being audited, and specifying the tax year of the audit. The letter may request that you call the IRS to schedule an appointment or include a request for documents known as an Information Document Request (IDR). The agent handling your audit may also call you directly. If you receive a letter or a phone call regarding an audit, you should contact an experienced New Jersey tax attorney as soon as possible. Your lawyer can handle all communications with the IRS on your behalf and advocate for you throughout the process.