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Since 1982 we have represented hundreds and hundreds of taxpayers and clients for IRS tax audit defense representation, IRS Tax Appeals and Tax Court.

We are comprised of Tax Attorneys, CPA’s Former IRS.

Former IRS agents have logged over 60 years of working directly for the Internal Revenue Service and the local, district, and regional tax offices of the IRS.

We know the working system inside and out and understand the best opportunities for you to get a tax settlement or when in an IRS tax appeal case.

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If you have received an IRS audit notice or experiencing an IRS audit, it only makes perfect common sense to hire former IRS agents and managers who know the system, the protocols and the settlement theory’s the IRS uses to go ahead and settle your IRS tax audit. We can settle your case.

We are a team of AFFORDABLE tax attorneys, tax lawyers, certified public accountants, and former IRS agents who can help you through any IRS tax audit, IRS tax appeals or going to Tax Court.

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We can review your tax returns and keep you out of future IRS tax audits.

 IRS Tax Audit Facts

• IRS audits less than 1% of all taxpayers.

• The more you make the higher percentage of an IRS tax audit.

• IRS collects $10.20 billion IRS tax audits,

• IRS Collects $5.27 Billion through mail correspondence audits

How Returns Are Selected for a IRS Tax Audit Examination

The IRS selects tax returns using a variety of tax audit methods, including:

• Potential participants in abusive tax avoidance transactions.Some tax returns are selected based on information obtained by the IRS through efforts to identify promoters and participants of abusive tax avoidance transactions. Examples include information received from “John Doe” summonses issued to credit card companies and businesses and participant lists from promoters ordered by the courts to be turned over to the IRS.

• Computer Scoring. Some returns are selected for examination on the basis of computer scoring. Computer programs give each return numeric “scores”. The Discriminant Function System (DIF) score rates the potential for change, based on past IRS experience with similar returns. The Unreported Income DIF (UIDIF) score rates the return for the potential of unreported income. IRS personnel screen the highest-scoring returns, selecting some for audit and identifying the items on these returns that are most likely to need review.

• Large Corporations. The IRS examines many large corporate returns annually.

• Information Matching. Some returns are examined because payer reports, such as Forms W-2 from employers or Form 1099 interest statements from banks, do not match the income reported on the tax return.

• Related Examinations. Returns may be selected for audit when they involve issues or transactions with other taxpayers, such as business partners or investors, whose returns were selected for examination.

• Other — Area offices may identify returns for examination in connection with local compliance projects. These projects require higher level management approval and deal with areas such as local compliance initiatives, return preparers or specific market segments.

If you have received an IRS tax audit notice and need to speak to a true tax expert, call us today and we can walk you to the process.

IRS Tax Audit – Help, Representation, Defense, Tax Settlements, IRS Tax Appeals  – Tax Attorneys & Former IRS – Los Angeles