What Is Inside
Everything needed to reopen an audit and put your records in front of the right people.
- When audit reconsideration is allowed and when it is not
- How to identify the items worth disputing
- Form 12661 completed, with a strong cover explanation
- The evidence that moves the result, and how to present it
- Where to send it and what to expect
- How collection is handled while it is under review
Who This Helps
The guide is built for you if most of these are true.
- An audit or assessment went against you
- You have documents the IRS never reviewed
- You have not paid the balance in full
- You did not sign a closing agreement, and Tax Court did not decide it
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Related guides: IRS Notices, Unfiled, Amended and Substitute Returns.