One of my businesses was audited several months ago.  An IRS agent that I have dealt with in the past called and informed me that my business had been pulled for a field audit.  I asked him if he knew the type of business I am in, and proceeded to tell him what pathetic timing he had.

After a couple of meetings, I finally told the agent we could not continue a biweekly series of meetings.  We showed him everything, and he finally suggested that we leave the subject return as originally filed.

I understand how stressful an IRS audit can be.  I thought our audit was somewhat comical, but my wife was a nervous wreck.  The most important thing when dealing with auditors is your documentation.  It is of utmost importance to keep all receipts, records, and logs.

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