It is commonly stressful to undergo a tax audit, whether as an individual or as a business. The emotional involvement of the taxpayer is detrimental in defining the course of the process and that of the tax liability notice, which is why a third party must do the audit follow up.
Both the Federal Revenue Service and the State or Municipal Treasury seek to inspect as many taxpayers as possible and, therefore, have very tight deadlines for the submission of responses to summons.
It is important to understand that with the assistance of capable professionals, trained and tested in this routine, the solution of tax requirements arising from audits is limited to the scope of the Fiscal Audit.
Our experience has shown that audit support by qualified professionals who know the limits of fiscal reach has indisputable benefits: it minimizes the scope of the tax audit, prepares the arguments for the taxpayer's defense, as well as reduces the number of the notifications and the possibility of tax representations for criminal purposes (procedures for ascertaining crimes against the IRS).