If you own real estate or run a business, you might be wondering what IRS audits will look like in 2025. The good news? The IRS isn’t ramping up random audits as much as some had expected. The bad news?
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The Business Owner’s Guide to a CBP Audit: What to Expect, How to Prepare, and Why It Matters
If your business imports goods into the United States, you could be subject to a Customs and Border Protection (CBP) audit—even if you’ve never had a shipment flagged or goods held at the port. Unlike an IRS audit, a
California FTB Tax Audit Guide: What You Need to Know
What to Expect When You Receive an FTB Audit Letter
The audit process begins with a contact letter from the Franchise Tax Board. This document includes the auditor’s name, contact information, the tax years being audited, and whether the audit
How IRS Audits Trigger California Tax Audits
IRS Audit Adjustments? You Must Notify California’s FTB—Here’s Why
When the IRS audits your return and makes adjustments that increase your tax liability, that’s not the end of the story—especially if you live in California. State law requires you to
How to Appeal an IRS Audit in 2025: A Step-by-Step Guide
Facing an IRS audit can be daunting, especially when the results aren’t in your favor. If you’ve received an audit determination and want to challenge it, the process of filing an appeal is crucial.
John Milikowsky, Founder of Milikowsky Tax
What to Do if You Receive an IRS Audit Notice in 2025: Essential Steps to Take
If you’ve received an IRS audit notice for 2025, it’s understandable to feel a bit overwhelmed. However, it’s important not to panic. There are key steps you can take to ensure you’re prepared and can handle the situation effectively.
John
Pro Tip – Review These Items Before Meeting with IRS for an Audit in 2025
If you’ve received an IRS audit notice for 2025, it’s understandable to feel a bit overwhelmed. However, it’s important not to panic. There are key steps you can take to ensure you’re prepared and can handle the situation effectively.
John
The Inside Scoop – How IRS Criminal Investigations Start
The IRS doesn’t randomly launch criminal tax investigations. These cases typically start with a referral—either from an informant, a financial institution, or even another government agency. When the IRS Criminal Investigation Division (CID) takes on a case, it means
The Inside Scoop: IRS Criminal Investigations FAQs
When it comes to IRS tax crime investigations, understanding how the government approaches these cases is critical. At Milikowsky Tax Law, we regularly handle cases involving IRS criminal investigations and know the key questions business owners and taxpayers have. Here
What to Do If the IRS Denies Your ERC Claim
The Employee Retention Credit (ERC) was a key relief program for businesses impacted by COVID-19, offering financial support to help keep employees on payroll. However, many business owners who filed ERC claims are now receiving IRS denial letters—either a 105C