The IRS Attorney Audit Technique Guide, which is intended for examining agents, is useful for attorneys undergoing audits (and their counsel) to gain insight into what the IRS is looking for and how it goes about finding what it is looking for.
January 23, 2017 at 04:01 PM
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The IRS over the years has found attorneys to be a source of revenue and information.
Attorneys from large firms, small firms or practicing solo are likely candidates for audit due in part to their occupation, high earnings, occasional receipt of cash in payment of fees, and unreported income.
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