Winning Your Audit (Tax Guide 502)

Holmes F. Crouch

Irma J. Crouch

Barbara J. MacRae

Rules & Procedures

Allyear Tax Guides

Covers tax situations which require hard copy records for up to 50 years.

Keeping Good Records: Tax Guide 501 (Crouch, Holmes F. Allyear Tax Guides. Series 500, Audits and Appeals, 501.)

Keeping Good Records: Current & Complete Ready for IRS Scrutiny

Covers the selection process, DIF scoring, types of items examined, and the rights of an auditee.

Winning Your Audit: Prepare Diligently, Be Realistic, Then Stand Your Ground

Business & Money

Covers the Bill of Rights of corrective actions to take against the IRS for its erroneous assertions, its computer mismatchings, its abusive interpretations, and its wrongful imposition of leins and levies.

Your Taxpayer Rights: Minimal At Best Use Them...or Lose Them

Decisions When Retiring: Tax Guide 301 (Series 300, Retirees and Estates)

Keeping Good Records (Series 500: Audits and Appeals)

<p>Covers fifteen of the most applicable tax penalties to individuals and small businesses, the pertinent tax laws thereon, the exceptions and bases for relief, the forms and rationale for contestations, and the abusive assertion (by the IRS) of the 75% civil fraud penalty. Softcover.</p>

Contesting IRS Penalties (Series 500: Audits and Appeals)

The taxation of income, gifts, and inheritances produces intra-family linkages down through generational lines. It is this "tax circle" from birth to death that makes family tax strategizing so important. This book provides three basic tax-saving strategies. One strategy focuses on the primary filer in a family situation, such as a single parent or both parents when filing jointly. The second strategy focuses on multiple filings in order to maximize the number of tax returns filed. The greater the number of tax returns filed, the more diluted the total family tax becomes. The final strategy focuses on gratuitous transfers-gifts and inheritances-from grandparents and other elderly members in a family and preparing returns as dependents-in-fact. This book dissects the anatomical parts of a parental tax return in order to achieve greater tax savings.

Family Tax Strategies (Series 100: Individuals & Families)

Economics

<p>On average, occupationally active persons will buy and sell between five and eight residences over their lifetimes. As they do so, current tax laws permit them to exclude from capital gain a large sum of money, regardless of age. In this heavily revised edition, a true tax professional explains how to accumulate tax-free money, while clarifying any preconceived notion concerning presale or postsale tax matters.</p>

Selling Your Home(S) : Tax Guide 404 (Series 400: Owners and Sellers)

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