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Married couple recently audited (in the IRS office) for 2004. In 2004 we had a tax preparer do our personal taxes who is now being investigated for tax fraud. We had received a large refund of $9000, but now we owe $10000 because of his mistakes/fraud. Can we make an offer or do we just have to set up payments for the full amount?

I owe 15,000 from an 05 audit. I have the money but would rather make monthly installments on the money. I have good credit. First off would they let me make payments if I could pay it off in full? Secondly, what is the interest rate that they charge and are their hidden fees?

how far back can the irs go during an audit. also how long must u keep your tax records, i heard four years. thanks for any help

I opened a collage 529 savings plan for my child. Several reletives have contributed money to the account. I am worried that the IRS will ask me how a got the money.

Im only 20 and my auntie said she paid some company 300 to file her taxes and i told her its free through turbo tax and she said the company she went through protects you against audits. What in the world, so if i turbo tax my taxes every year they can come after me for no reason??? Im highly confused.

A friend purchased property off someone and the purchase price reported on the settlement statement was supplemented quite a bit with a cash payment. First, how can this person be reported? And secondly, can my friend get in trouble since the settlement statement has the lower amount? And how can they prove the cash payment?

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I received a letter CP2000 from IRS, claiming that the mortgage interest were more than the amount the lender reported to IRS. I have two mortgages and I’m co-borrower for second mortgage which I paid mortgage interest in that year but that amount were not reported under my name since I’m a co-borrower. should I just send them the two mortgages Form-1098? Also, do I send them a letter via certified mail?

I had many stock sales in 2007 that were losses and I got tired of filling out the D-1 form so I didn’t report all my losses but reported all profits – I figured the time or the cost of an accountant wasn’t worth claiming the losses – then the IRS audited me thinking I was hiding profits – should I amend my 2008 to avoid the same situation – I also didn’t put all my losses in my 2008 filing.