The day IRS special agents knock on the door can be one of the most intimidating situations certified public sccountants will face during their career.
Agents have the authority of the federal government on their side. And most CPAs are naturally inclined to answer their questions. But unfettered cooperation with IRS investigators can be very detrimental to the CPA’s client.
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