Tax Concerns?
Whether you're facing an audit, needing to file tax returns for previous years, owing a substantial debt to the IRS and/or State Department of Revenue, or worst yet, having the IRS levy your bank account or garnish your wages, this requires the assistance of a tax specialist. See What is an Enrolled Agent?
What to Do if You Get a Letter From the IRS
If you receive an audit letter from the IRS, do not disregard it. Contact us as soon as possible so that we can respond to it promptly. If an IRS agent contacts you, we recommend that you demonstrate the utmost kindness, but calmly advise them that you will have a representative of RDS Financial Services contact them ASAP regarding your case. If the IRS agent continues to question or harass you, simply repeat that a representative of RDS Financial Services will be contacting them on your behalf. This is important because whatever information you provide them with will be used against you.
What exactly is an IRS audit?
Taxpayers are anxious and terrified of getting audited by the IRS for very good reasons. After all, during an audit the IRS makes every effort to confirm all of the numbers and detailed sums that you've put on your tax return(s). Almost all taxpayers can't help but to become confused when it comes to an invasive IRS audit. Most individuals are unsure of what an audit actually is and what may be involved. An audit is defined as an, "official examination and verification of accounts and records, especially of financial accounts", but there's much more to it than that.
There are three types of IRS auditing methods:
• Correspondence – Mail-away audit.
• Office Audit – You're asked to appear at an IRS office with your tax documentation.
• Field Audit – The IRS auditor(s) may come out to meet with you at your residence or place of business.
What Should I Do?
We understand, and we're here to help you through it. With our help, you can make things right with the IRS and/or State Department of Revenue. We will work out a solution to resolve your specific situation, and represent you before the IRS so that you don't have to represent yourself.
Call Us Today, Or Click Below To Schedule A Consultation.
Tax Concerns?
Whether you're facing an audit, needing to file tax returns for previous years, owing a substantial debt to the IRS and/or State Department of Revenue, or worst yet, having the IRS levy your bank account or garnish your wages, this requires the assistance of a tax specialist. See What is an Enrolled Agent?
What to Do if You Get a Letter From the IRS
If you receive an audit letter from the IRS, do not disregard it. Contact us as soon as possible so that we can respond to it promptly. If an IRS agent contacts you, we recommend that you demonstrate the utmost kindness, but calmly advise them that you will have a representative of RDS Financial Services contact them ASAP regarding your case. If the IRS agent continues to question or harass you, simply repeat that a representative of RDS Financial Services will be contacting them on your behalf. This is important because whatever information you provide them with will be used against you.
What exactly is an IRS audit?
Taxpayers are anxious and terrified of getting audited by the IRS for very good reasons. After all, during an audit the IRS makes every effort to confirm all of the numbers and detailed sums that you've put on your tax return(s). Almost all taxpayers can't help but to become confused when it comes to an invasive IRS audit. Most individuals are unsure of what an audit actually is and what may be involved. An audit is defined as an, "official examination and verification of accounts and records, especially of financial accounts", but there's much more to it than that.
There are three types of IRS auditing methods:
• Correspondence – Mail-away audit.
• Office Audit – You're asked to appear at an IRS office with your tax documentation.
• Field Audit – The IRS auditor(s) may come out to meet with you at your residence or place of business.
What Should I Do?
We understand, and we're here to help you through it. With our help, you can make things right with the IRS and/or State Department of Revenue. We will work out a solution to resolve your specific situation, and represent you before the IRS so that you don't have to represent yourself.
Call Us Today, Or Click Below To Schedule A Consultation.