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In 2007, IRS audits of the nation's largest corporations plunged to its lowest level in the last 20 years.
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The IRS is unfairly targeting small business, and now is the time for each of us—all 70 million of us in the small-business community—to stand together and stop the overreaching arms of the IRS.
In this section, NSBA provides answers to the most common questions. Click on each question for a complete answer.
- What are the filing requirements for self-employed individuals?
- What is considered taxable and nontaxable income?
- What is the estimated tax, and does it apply to me?
- How do I know what business expenses I can deduct?
- I can't keep up with all the changes in the tax law as it affects my business. Can you help?
- What should I do if I am filing my taxes late and/or paying my taxes late?
- What should I do when I receive a notification of an audit?
- How can I make sure I'm getting good tax advice and not being "taken in" by an unscrupulous tax preparer?
- How do I recognize tax scams?
- I have heard that there are some practices that are seen by the IRS as "red flags" for special attention or even an audit. What are they and how should I be prepared?
- I don't know what records I should keep and for how long. What are some good recordkeeping tips?
- What are some of the most common small-business errors in preparing tax filings and how can I avoid them?