The good news though is that the amount of audits has gone down. In 2010 the audit rate for individuals was 1.1% and in 2015 it was .8%. So 350,000 fewer people were audited in 2015 than in 2010. You are more likely to receive a Notice than an actual Audit. Notices are normally much […]
Have a Home Office you would like to deduct? Here are some things to consider: There must be NO WHERE ELSE that you can work. If you are an employee it means there is no where that your employer provides that you are allowed to work. You can’t claim a home office if you are […]
You wouldn’t think the IRS would send someone over but, unfortunately, sometimes they do. You could go with the “stranger, danger” theme and not answer, but let’s face it…..they will just come back. The IRS has online tips on how to determne if it is really the IRS knocking. Here is the link. These […]
There are multiple ways to pay the IRS if you need to. You can also mail a check. Be sure to write your social security number on the check and what the check is to be applied for.
