• Introduction
    • What to Expect from a Florida Tax Audit
    • General Tax Administration
    • Topics Covered
  • Why Taxpayers are Audited
    • Why Taxpayers are Audited
  • How Taxpayers are Selected
    • How Taxpayers are Selected
    • Taxpayer Filing Data and Behavior
    • Example 1
    • Filing Data Research
    • Statistical Data
    • IRS Information Sharing
    • Example 2
    • Sharing Programs
    • Example 3
    • Third Party Data
  • What Happens During The Audit
    • What Happens During the Audit
    • Notice of Intent to Audit Books and Records
    • Types of Records Reviewed
    • Federal and State Tax Returns
    • Documentation
    • General Ledgers and Journals
    • Exemption Certificates
    • Communication with Auditor
    • Power of Attorney
    • Requesting Technical Advice
    • Requesting Technical Advice
    • Requesting Advice During an Audit
  • What Happens When Audit is Complete
    • When Audit is Complete
    • Pay Online
    • How to Pay Your Audit Assessment and Notice of Taxpayer Rights
    • 1 - Florida Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights
    • 2 - Florida Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights
  • Conclusion
    • For more information
    • Thank You

What to Expect from a Florida Tax Audit

Here are some useful links and documents:

  • Audit - What to Expect webpage
  • Auditing in an Electronic Environment (GT-800050)
  • How to Pay Your Audit Assessment and Notice of Taxpayer Rights (GT-800004)
  • Power of Attorney and Decloration of Representative (DR-835)
  • Requesting Advice During an Audit (GT-800061)
  • Sampling and Your Audit (GT-800059)
  • Voluntary Disclosure (GT-00053)
  • What to Expect from a Florida Tax Audit (GT-800042)
  • What to Expect from a Florida Reemployment Tax Audit (RT-800063)
What to Expect from a Florida Tax Audit

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