Here’s Why You Need Help:
The Internal Revenue Service and/or your State Department of Taxation can choose to review your income tax return for accuracy if it believes some or all of your return is incorrect or on rare occasions the audit can be completely random. Although the audit may strike fear in most people, it does not necessarily mean you have broken any tax laws or that your return was filed incorrectly. It may mean you need audit representation from a New Jersey tax firm that is experienced in working with the IRS, State & City authorities.
Many times, an individual that is subject to an audit immediately assumes that they will need an attorney. This is not always the case – in fact, many times a CPA is a great choice for audit representation and much more reasonably priced than a tax attorney. If you find yourself on the receiving end of an IRS, or New Jersey tax audit, the Jersey City accountants at JLD Tax can thoroughly analyze and defend your case, giving you the peace of mind you need to have a successful resolution.
What to Expect During the Audit Process
If you are worried about meeting an IRS officer face-to-face, the accountants at JLD Tax can handle it for you. In fact, we usually recommend that you cease contact with the IRS and allow us to defend your case for you. To get started, our tax accountants will take the time to understand your story and will thoroughly explain the audit process to you. Following our analysis, we will identify probable outcomes and recommend a strategy. If you get additional notices from the IRS, it is important to share those notices with JLD Tax immediately. Many notices highlight important deadlines, dates, and instructions. Do not expect the audit to resolve itself in a few weeks – dealing with certain departments of the federal, state and local governments usually takes at least a couple months.
Why hire JLD Tax for audit representation
You need a tax resolution specialist that can provide effective, cost-efficient representation in most audits. At JLD Tax our Jersey City team of experts will:
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When you meet with JLD Tax for your initial consultation, you will need to bring all documents that pertain to your case including the notice or notices sent by the IRS, an accurate and complete copy of the return you submitted, and any supporting documentation.
These supporting documents can include:
Expense Receipts
Mortgage interest and Property Tax statements
1099s
W2s
Documents pertaining to your business if you are Self-Employed
Any other important ax documents that are relevant to the year being audited
It is much better to hire an accountant to defend your case early in the audit process rather than wait until the IRS threatens to levy or collect on the tax debt it thinks you owe. You have rights during the tax audit process, and many taxpayers answer questions during IRS hearings they are not legally required to answer.
JLD Tax is Jersey City’s top choice for tax audit defense, with a strong focus on helping clients navigate IRS, New Jersey, and local tax audits with confidence and minimal disruption. We know that dealing with the IRS or state tax authorities can be overwhelming, especially when you’re facing an audit notice or request for documentation. Our team specializes in audit representation, organizing your defense, and negotiating the best possible outcome — whether that’s no change to your return, a reduced adjustment, or a manageable payment arrangement.
We handle all communication directly with federal and state tax agencies, so you don’t have to worry about speaking to them yourself. Our experience in audit resolution means we can guide you through every step, reducing your stress while working to resolve the audit quickly and accurately.
When you contact JLD Tax, we’ll clearly explain what the audit notice means, review your return and documentation, and outline proven strategies for defending your case and achieving the best resolution. You’ll know exactly how we can help, what the process involves, and the costs before you decide to move forward.
Schedule your confidential, no-obligation consultation with an experienced tax attorney.