Audit Information

If we have enough information, we will correct problems or errors on your return and send you a letter.

In some cases, an auditor may send you a letter to request further information. You may also need to schedule an appointment with the auditor.

You may have your accountant, attorney or someone else represent you during the audit process by completing and submitting Form REV184i, Individual or Sole Proprietor Power of Attorney or a Form REV184b, Business Power of Attorney.

We’ll send you a letter explaining our findings. If we made changes to your returns, we’ll explain them in your letter.

If you agree with the changes, review withholding tax returns filed for other tax years for similar errors on those returns. If you find more errors, you must file amended returns for those years.

If you disagree with any changes, you may appeal. For details, see Appeals Information.