Any idea what triggered the audit?
I'm curious as to how many people do their own taxes nowadays? Especially those who itemize and have non-W2 based income.
Just seems to me that once I got out of college, things got complicated quickly and I haven't done my own tax returns for the past 15 years. Those fees I get to pay for having my taxes done gives me a fair amount of insurance against an audit, and/or being the one responsible for penalties and interest.
I'm curious as to how many people do their own taxes nowadays? Especially those who itemize and have non-W2 based income.
Just seems to me that once I got out of college, things got complicated quickly and I haven't done my own tax returns for the past 15 years. Those fees I get to pay for having my taxes done gives me a fair amount of insurance against an audit, and/or being the one responsible for penalties and interest.
Voted for someone with an R behind there name most likely.Any idea what triggered the audit?
Voted for someone with an R behind there name most likely.
did you work 15 hours a day for 365 days straight then claim an extra 30k of write offs on your tax return....they might see that as fishy and audit you
You will be surprised how far TURBO TAX has progressed through the years. It walks you thru page by page. Just a disclaimer however, our income is basically w2.
Lastly..you are not entirely correct on your last statement about the tax preparer having to be responsible for mistakes..IT IS THE TAX PAYER and not the TAX PREPARER responsible for any mistakes, penalties, interest, thus choose your preparer wisely.
Trust me, if they aren't willing to shoulder the responsibility for penalties and interest, they don't get my tax preparation coinage.
Any idea what triggered the audit?
That must be a luxury of having a large variety of accountants to shop from, I am a creature of habit and probably should have been shopping around , I'm Still with the same company that filed my first return, 2 owners later.
I'm curious as to how many people do their own taxes nowadays? Especially those who itemize and have non-W2 based income.
Just seems to me that once I got out of college, things got complicated quickly and I haven't done my own tax returns for the past 15 years. Those fees I get to pay for having my taxes done gives me a fair amount of insurance against an audit, and/or being the one responsible for penalties and interest.