TaxAudit Blog

What is an Audit Reconsideration? If a taxpayer goes through the audit process but disagrees with the results, they can request an Audit Reconsideration. Read More ›

If you received a letter from an IRS Revenue Officer, you might be wondering what that means and what steps you should take next. Read More ›

There is a very good chance you can deduct mortgage interest on a second home – but it depends on the details of your situation. Let's explore more. Read More ›

When certain medical expenses aren’t covered by a health insurance plan or have a high deductible, the IRS allows a tax deduction on the individual tax return. Read More ›

Yes, you may be able to deduct mileage and gas on your taxes, but only if you meet certain conditions. Please allow me to explain. Read More ›

What if your spouse filed a return and failed to report income or overstated deductions – and you had no idea? This is where Innocent Spouse Relief comes in. Read More ›

The amount of tax debt relief a person can receive depends on their financial situation. Many options are available to those who have outstanding tax debt. Read More ›

The losses you incur from your gambling activities may be tax deductible, but the total amount of your deduction cannot exceed the amount of gambling income. Read More ›

Estimated tax payments must be made when the estimated taxes owed by a Montana taxpayer – after any withholding and nonrefundable credits – is more than $500. Read More ›

Taxpayers cannot always pay the full amount they owe to the IRS. Taxpayers can use an installment agreement to pay off their debt over time. Read More ›