Can I Go to Jail for Errors on My Sales Tax Returns?
The CDTFA thinks you’re willfully under reporting sales tax and/or fraudulently filing returns.
How Much Is it Going to Cost Me for Brotman Law to Defend Me?
The first one is with decisions we’d like to put our clients in the position to make quick and accurate decisions.
Is it Possible to Settle With the Auditor?
The less likely they have to do any work and the less resources that they have to allocate those resources at CDTFA.
What Is a Managed Audit? Is it a Good Idea?
A managed Audit is when you sit down with the auditor and agree to basically perform a self audit.
What Are the Types of Penalties That I Could Face in a CDTFA Sales Tax Audit?
Sales tax audits have different types of penalties some penalties are more severe and some penalties are less severe.
What Happens After the Audit? What Happens If I Disagree With the Result?
There are a couple possible outcomes number one is that the auditors report is sufficient.
What Does the CDTFA Appeals Process Look Like?
The case entirely meaning wipe you liability up to zero it can be a good opportunity to get some small gains and settlement or concessions.
What If I Owe Money at the End of a CDTFA Sales Tax Audit?
This is a strategic decision that we make depending on the taxpayers facts circumstances.
What Is Brotman Law’s Strategy in a Sales Tax Audit?
Sales tax audits are notoriously tricky they consume a lot of resources both in time and energy.
Why Should I Hire Brotman Law to Defend Me in My Sales Tax Audit?
Are One of the areas of practice that I’m most proud of in our firm we’ve dealt with some very difficult cases.
How Are Individuals/Companies Selected for Audit? Why Am I Being Audited by the IRS?
The return means they’re looking to get something back if your return is selected for audit and particularly if your return is selected for a field audit.
What Do I Do If I Have an IRS Collection Agent (Revenue Officer) Come to My Home/Place of Business?
IRS revenue officers are filled collection agents and they spend about fifty percent of the time in the field going after tax payers.