irs-audits-what-do-you-do 
Women in Consulting
JANUARY 4, 2016
Time after time, there are rulings from the IRS stating someone lost their deduction due to bad record keeping. She relied on her testimony to prove the deductions, while the IRS required documentation. The IRS could see she spent money, but because she could not prove the items purchased, the deductions were denied.
Women in Consulting
MARCH 18, 2014
By: Renee Daggett Overview : If you receive an audit notice from the IRS, do not panic. First, read the letter completely through to see what they are auditing. If you can handle the audit yourself, without getting emotional or defensive (or rambling), then do so. Then, get organized!
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Women in Consulting
APRIL 21, 2016
If you receive an audit notice from the IRS, do not panic. First, read the letter completely to see what they are auditing. If you can handle the audit yourself – without getting emotional or defensive (or rambling) – then do so. TYPES OF AUDITS. By: Renee Daggett.
Successful Independent Consulting
MARCH 4, 2017
Our motivation is simple: pay as little tax as possible, ideally without triggering an audit. We all should be asking ourselves (and our accountants) this question: As a business owner, what can I do to lower my tax bill? Sole proprietors qualify for deductions too, even if you only consult part time.
Martinka Consulting
MAY 11, 2017
I’ve been hearing ads for a tax mitigation firm saying, “The IRS is unleashing an army of enforcers….” In other words, only we can save you from having your house, car, and first born taken by the IRS. I’m sure it works or they wouldn’t do it. Contrast scare tactics selling with what I heard at a workshop last week.
MishTalk
DECEMBER 9, 2014
According to Rob Kirby "In the Asian market, if you could find physical bullion as cheap as spot plus 50%, you’d be doing really, really, really well and you’d be hard pressed to find serious tonnage at that price in Asia.” There are additional concerns and risks should you want to sell your holdings. You do not own metal.
The Nonprofit Consultant
JULY 25, 2008
First off, what do I mean by "transparency?" as openly, honestly, and fully about your operations as is practical and legal to do so. I assume that's already on your website (and if it's not, you need a far more remedial article than this one). Because that's what a nonprofit is: A public trust.
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