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The IRS sees something in your return that makes them want to ask a question now ultimately.
The IRS has very few resources to audit taxpayers taxpayer audits.
The IRS then they want to do an investigation to some varying degree.
The extent you're showing exactly round numbers that's usually a red round flat red flag.
The auditors put time and thought into and then their document requests that serve.
The captive insurance company so IRS audits tend to be generally pretty thorough.
The IRS agent has the authority to issue a summons for something when a summons is a summons.
The IRS has been processing tax returns and auditing people for a very very long time.
The IRS can technically go back indefinitely but it's only in those cases will they go back longer.
The government is put in a position where they're asking you for records you have the opportunity.
The issue and then based on how the audit goes what's the correction.