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Part 3 - The IRS Audit Process – What to Know & How to Prepare
09.10.2025 | 11 a. m. to noon

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The IRS Audit Process - What to Know and How to Prepare

Part 3 of a 3-Part Series

Originally Held: September 10, 2025
Time: 11 a.m. to noon
Cost: Complimentary

You’ve just received an audit notice from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). After steadying yourself from what may seem like a devasting blow, you may ask to no one in particular, “Now what do I do?”

In this third and final installment of our webinar series, titled: “What to do When the IRS Comes Knocking,” we tackled this very serious question for individual taxpayers and businesses. Attendees learned about the audit process, what should be done to respond and what taxpayers can do to avoid being targeted by the IRS in the first place.

Topics included:

  • Introduction to IRS audits and audit types
  • The audit process from selection to completion
  • Your rights and responsibilities as a taxpayer
  • Common issues found during audits
  • How to prepare before an audit
  • Best practices during the audit process
  • What to do if you disagree with the results

Who Should Attend

Individual taxpayers, recipients of litigation settlements and corporate executives who are responsible for their organization’s tax planning strategies and compliance.

Prior Session Recordings

If you missed the first two installments of this webinar series, simply click the links below, and you will be able to access free recordings of the sessions.

Session 1 – The IRS Collection Process & Most Common Collection Alternatives

Session 2 – IRS Collection Alternatives for Unique & Complex Controversy Cases

Presenter

Joe Peterson

Webinar Recording

Part 3 What to Know and How to Prepare

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