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Internal Revenue ServiceExcise Tax –
Air Transportation
 Audit Techniques Guide (ATG)
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This document is not an official pronouncement of the law orthe position of the Service and can not be used, cited, or relied upon assuch. This guide is current through the publication date. Since changesmay have occurred after the publication date that would affect theaccuracy of this document, no guarantees are made concerning thetechnical accuracy after the publication date.
 
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This information has been provided to you courtesy of:Springer Jones, Enrolled AgentAdmitted to Practice before the Internal Revenue ServiceIf you have been notified that your personal and/or business tax returnsare under examination or being audited by the Internal Revenue Service,professional representation is highly recommended. More than 80% of IRSaudits result in additional taxes, penalties and interest with the averageface-to-face audit additions exceeding $9,500.Mr. Jones may be reached via his website:http://www.getirshelptoday.com
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Department of the TreasuryInternal Revenue ServiceDocument 9300 (9-94)Catalog Number 21066S
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