Learn whether a CPA, enrolled agent, or tax advisor is best suited to help you to deal with an IRS tax audit.

Learn the Cohan Rule for IRS audits, the origin of the rule, and how it can help you when being audited if you don’t have all of your receipts.

Learn about the audit statute of limitations, and know your rights as a taxpayer.

An IRS audit is scary enough, but what happens if you are audited and found guilty? Learn the most common penalties and find out how to soften the blow.

Tax returns are sometimes audited to find mistakes or uncover tax fraud. Discover 9 IRS audit triggers, including unreported income and foreign accounts.

How long does a typical tax audit take? Find out average timelines for correspondence, office, and field audits, and learn the factors that can increase the time.

The entire IRS tax audit process can take a few months to a few years. Find out the steps involved, reasons for selection, and ways to reduce your tax debt risk.

The cost of tax audit representation varies depending on the audit, whether your documents are in order, and more. Learn what you can expect to pay.