“I’m being audited by the IRS and I don’t know what to do,” Stan said. “To me, it seems like the IRS targets the small business owner. I run a small general contracting firm, just me and two guys. There’s no bookkeeper, no accountant – I do all that stuff myself.”
“So maybe I made a mistake somewhere in the paperwork,” he continued. “How am I going to prove my side of the story? I don’t even know where all my records are. Do you know how easy it is to lose receipts?”
Small Business Owners: You Need Help Facing An IRS Audit
When you’re a small business owner, you tend to do a lot of things yourself. Keeping costs down means you might handle all of your business’ financial paperwork on your own. However, if the IRS is auditing you, you don’t want to go it alone.
During an IRS audit, you may be asked to answer questions via mail or in person. It’s essential that your answers be honest and correct. However, it’s also important to know that there are limits to the questions the IRS can ask you during the audit. If you don’t know that you don’t have to answer a question, chances are you will – and that information can be used against you!
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