internal audit
An audit performed by an organization’s personnel to ensure that internal procedures, operations, and accounting practices are in proper order.
An audit performed by an organization’s personnel to ensure that internal procedures, operations, and accounting practices are in proper order.
An IRS audit of a taxpayer’s return conducted by mail or telephone. [Cases: Internal Revenue 4443. C.J.S. Internal Revenue §§ 616, 618.]
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An IRS audit conducted at the taxpayer’s business premises or lawyer’s offices. [Cases: Internal Revenue 4443. C.J.S. Internal Revenue §§ 616, 618.]
The review of a taxpayer’s return by the IRS, including an examination of the taxpayer’s books, vouchers, and records supporting the return. — Also termed audit of return. [Cases: Internal Revenue 4443. C.J.S. Internal Revenue §§ 616, 618.]
correspondence audit 〈美〉信函式纳税审计 国内税务署〔Internal Revenue Service〕通过邮件进行的审计活动。通常由该署写信要求纳税人确认某一特定的税务减免,纳税人则填报特定表格或寄回证明材料之副本或其他佐证便可。 (→audit)
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An IRS audit of a taxpayer’s return conducted in the IRS agent’s office. [Cases: Internal Revenue 4443. C.J.S. Internal Revenue §§ 616, 618.]
inspector general. (often cap.) 1. One of several federal officials charged with supervising a particular agency’s audits or investigations. 2. A governor-appointed state official who oversees internal review within executive agencies to ensure that there is no waste or abuse of resources.
discriminant function (di-skrim-[schwa]-n[schwa]nt). An IRS method of selecting tax returns to be audited. • The method consists of (1) using a computer program to identify returns with a high probability of error (such as those showing a disproportionate amount of deductible expenses), and (2) having examiners manually review the selected returns to determine which ones
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thirty-day letter. A letter that accompanies a revenue agent’s report issued as a result of an Internal Revenue Service audit or the rejection of a taxpayer’s claim for refund and that outlines the taxpayer’s appeal procedure before the Internal Revenue Service. • If the taxpayer does not request any such procedure within the 30-day period,