Audit FAQ
(Separate Website)
Answers to frequently asked questions about a taxpayer's worst nightmare: the audit.
By: Nolo.com
How to Reduce the Chance of an Audit
(Separate Website)
Here are some suggestions to help you file a return that won't raise any audit eyebrows at the IRS.
By: Nolo.com
Keeping Tax Papers
(Separate Website)
Keep anything related to your tax return for at least three years after you file. You never know when you'll need them.
By: Nolo.com
Negligence Versus Tax Fraud: How Can the IRS Tell the Difference?
(Separate Website)
The difference between cheating on your taxes and negligently filing them, and how the IRS distinguishes between the two.
By: Nolo.com
Pros and Cons of Appealing an IRS Audit
(Separate Website)
Filing an appeal, in the majority of cases, results in some savings -- but rarely a total victory.
By: Nolo.com
Tax Court: The Small Case Division
(Separate Website)
Federal tax court has a user-friendly division to help taxpayers resolve small disputes (tax bills under $50,000 in a year).
By: Nolo.com
Top 20 Tips for Surviving an Audit
(Separate Website)
Control the damage that an audit can cause.
By: Nolo.com
Top Ten Tips for Appealing an IRS Audit
(Separate Website)
Suggestions to help you appeal the result of an IRS tax audit.
By: Nolo.com
Child Tax Credit
Please click on the Other Help/Community Resources tab above to find organizations that might help you understand Child Tax Credit issues.
By: Wyoming Legal Services - Casper Office
IRS Installment Payment Plans
(Separate Website)
If you can't pay your tax bill all at once, the IRS will let you pay your debt over time.
By: Nolo.com
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