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Topic 29 - Amending Returns and Dealing with Audits |
In this topic you will learn about the process that the IRS uses to examine tax returns. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) accepts most federal tax returns as files. Later, the IRS examines (or audits) some returns to determine if items are reported accurately. You will realize that returns are selected based on computerized screening, by random sample, or by document matching program. You need to become aware of rules and procedures that the IRS follows in examinations and what happens during the examination and what are your appeal rights.Tax School Homepage Student Instructions: Print this page, work on the questions and then submit test by mailing the answer sheet or by completing quiz online. Instructions to submit quiz online successfully: Step-by-Step check list Answer Sheet Quiz Online
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Use IRS Publication 556 and IRS Publication 3498 to complete this topic.
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