The Scared Taxpayer Handbook to IRS Audits

by Jerome Parker, Mike Matetich

Overview

Many taxpayers feel overwhelmed by the tax filing and tax payment process, especially the Alternative Minimum Tax. Filing your tax return must be done each year and often with a sense of panic at the last minute as the tax filing deadline comes closer. The taxpayers are afraid that an IRS audit is hanging over their heads. People are scared about their taxes.

This book offers a simple set of guidelines and a process to help you gather your tax material and to help you stay organized during the year. At tax time, you will know what to do and have your documentation at your fingertips, so that you can file your taxes efficiently and to be prepared for any IRS audit questions that may come your way.

This book is not designed to address specific tax issues on specific tax deductions such as your medical costs or your home mortgage interest payments. Other books do that.

Rather, it is designed to explain a system for having at your fingertips all of your materials to answer any tax questions from the IRS auditors. You can relax knowing you can file your taxes on time and you have the proof for the deductions and credits you claim on your return. Read this handbook with that in mind.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940015556292
Publisher:	Jerome Parker and Mike Matetich
Publication date:	10/04/2012
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	640 KB

About the Author

Mike Matetich is an attorney and a 35 year veteran of Federal Income Tax work with the Internal Revenue Service and international corporate taxation.

Jerome Parker received his Master of Professional Accounting from the University of Texas. He has 37 years experience in public accounting, corporate auditing and accounting, as well as experience in international development having served governments and private clients in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.