The IRS is back in business with its new funding, and they’ve pledged to have a renewed focus on audits! The Examination Compliance Function of the IRS is operating and functioning at a heightened level, with special emphasis on Schedule C filers. Additionally, the audit/examination process has changed and is constantly evolving and unfortunately, redirects the focus toward practitioners. This presentation will attempt to prepare you for the new procedures and the new audit/exam personnel you may encounter.
Learning Objectives:
- Review the audit/examination process preparation for the Schedule C audit process
- Summarize the types of examinations appeals
- Identify the post-audit process practitioner case administration, Attorney (tax advisor) client privilege, and more
LG Brooks, EA, CTRS, NTPI Fellow
ASTPS
Senior Tax Resolution Consultant
info@astps.org
(716) 631-5111
LG is currently the Senior Tax Resolution Consultant at Lawler and Witkowski CPA’s. LG is most well known for his knowledge, energy, and passion in his presentations. He has been in the field of taxation for more than 30 years and has worked and consulted on thousands of tax resolution cases over his career. He is a member of several tax-related organizations and his tax practice includes Tax Representation, Tax Consulting, Tax Preparation and Pre-Tax Court Litigation Support Services. LG is a Certified Tax Resolution Specialist (CTRS), Fellow of the National Tax Practice Institute (NTPI) and was a faculty member of the NTPI program administered by NAEA before leaving to become the education director of ASTPS.
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