The audit process commences with the IRS issuing a notice requesting the submission of documentation to support the income, adjustments, deductions, or credits claimed on the return, either through correspondence or in-person. Following the review of the submitted documentation, an examination report is sent to the taxpayer detailing any proposed changes to the tax by the examiner. The taxpayer has the option to provide further documentation to support their position or to appeal the examination report. If additional documents are submitted, the auditor will review them and, if necessary, issue a revised examination report. Following this, a final examination report will be issued. Upon receiving the final examination report, the taxpayer can choose to agree to the proposed additional assessment, appeal the assessment, or leave the examination unresolved. If you have been notified by the IRS that your tax return is under audit, it is recommended to reach out to a tax professional with experience like 911 Tax Relief for guidance and support. If you are receiving Audit notices by the IRS due to findings tax audit for company payroll or personal call 1 877-7-911TAX