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We are glad you are here! Take a few minutes and digest some of the information contained here. It is possible we can help your business avoid the DREADED IRS audit by following proper accounting methods! What we offer is a manual developed for training IRS agents in auditing small businesses. These guides train the agents in all aspects of how the small business operates, collects payments, banking habits, makes contracts, hides money, pays cash for things, buys supplies, etc. These guides show exactly what they look for, and what NOT to do! This is known to the IRS as the "Black Economy" or cash economy. The IRS estimates it loses $50 billion dollars per year from painters, carpenters, child care providers, architects, pizza restaurants, etc. 		 


  • Ever wonder what triggers an IRS audit?
  • Are you self-employed?
  • Are you a small business owner?
  • Do you pay personal expenses out of your business account (mortgage, car, credit card payments)?
  • Do you get paid in cash and forget to claim it on your tax return?
  • Do you live in constant fear that this is the year you will be audited?
  • Do you sometimes feel that it is impossible for the IRS to track certain types of cash income?
  • Do you have a business license?
  • Do you have a checking account?

If any of this sounds familiar to you, congratulations, you are a prime candidate for an IRS audit!

Starting this year the IRS is making an unprecedented effort to tighten the clamp on small businesses in an effort to increase collection of income taxes it feels are owed. The IRS is now using high tech methods to gather information on small businesses.

What does all of this mean? Simply put, if you have been lucky so far avoiding an audit, your chances of continuing your lucky streak, are quickly fading. The penalties for under reporting revenues are swift and severe. We offer a guide designed and used by IRS agents for determining who gets audited and once the audit starts exactly what to look for in the books. The proper use of this simple accounting guide will virtually eliminate any problems you will encounter should you ever be selected for audit. By simply keeping your records and receipts according to the method stated in the IRS training manual, you will sail through any questions the agent may have. A simple $40.00 investment, which could be tax deductible, may end up saving you thousands of dollars!

 
   
 
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