The document outlines questions to be asked at an initial audit meeting. It includes background questions about the taxpayer's address, marital status, education, and employment. It also includes required filing checks such as whether all required tax returns have been filed. Finally, it includes an income probe section to determine the taxpayer's sources of income and whether all income has been properly reported.
The document outlines questions to be asked at an initial audit meeting. It includes background questions about the taxpayer's address, marital status, education, and employment. It also includes required filing checks such as whether all required tax returns have been filed. Finally, it includes an income probe section to determine the taxpayer's sources of income and whether all income has been properly reported.
The document outlines questions to be asked at an initial audit meeting. It includes background questions about the taxpayer's address, marital status, education, and employment. It also includes required filing checks such as whether all required tax returns have been filed. Finally, it includes an income probe section to determine the taxpayer's sources of income and whether all income has been properly reported.
Does your spouse live at the same address? What is your current telephone number? Have you or your spouse ever been divorced or legally separated? Have you or your spouse ever filed bankruptcy? What is your education level? What is your spouse’s education level? Where is your current place of employment?
Required Filing Checks:
Have all required tax returns been filed?
Have you filed an amended return for the tax year examined? Did you prepare the tax return? If not, who prepared it? Were they paid to prepare the return? Is an accountant used for bookkeeping? If so, who? Have you been examined before? If so, what was the result? Have you received any correspondence from the IRS recently? Do you have any household employees?
Income Probe:
How do you (and your spouse) earn a living?
Has all income and or deductions been reported on the tax return? Are you aware of any changes that should be made to the return? Do you have any hobbies and do they generate income? If so, was such income reported on the tax return? If so, what type of hobbies? Do you engage in any bartering activities and if so, what type? o Is one product or service traded for another? Did you have $10,000 or more cash transactions for this tax year? Type of financial accounts – how many bank accounts does the taxpayer have and do they use online banking? Do you have any foreign bank accounts (if so, identify the accounts)? Do you have any foreign assets? Do you have a safe deposit box? If so, identify the contents. Do you keep cash and/or securities in another location besides a bank, financial institution or a safe deposit box? Do you keep money in a hidden location, such as buried in the back yard, in a safe, in the freezer, mattress, wall, floor, etc.? Did you have any non-taxable sources of income during the tax year?
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