In the event of an audit, the law allows you to defend yourself before the IRS and states. You would not show up to court without a licensed attorney, so why would you represent yourself during an audit and put yourself at a disadvantage?
Representation involves thorough knowledge of the tax law, relevant forms and exceptions to the law. Knowing your rights and the proper application of the tax law to come to a resolution that is just and mutually beneficial to all parties requires having someone skilled and experienced in audit representation.
The IRS conducts various types of audits, including:
Correspondence Audits: Handled via mail, requesting additional information or clarification.
Office Audits: In-person interviews at an IRS office to examine specific items on your return.
Field Audits: Comprehensive reviews conducted at your home or business premises.
Audits can be triggered by discrepancies, random selection, or specific factors in your tax return. Understanding the nature of your audit is the first step in effectively addressing it.
Florida businesses are required to file the RT-6 form (Employer’s Quarterly Report) to report wages and pay state reemployment tax. If discrepancies are found in your filings—or if your business is selected for a routine review—you may receive a notice for a Florida Reemployment Tax Audit.
NES Tax & Accounting provides full representation for RT-6 audits, helping employers comply with Florida Department of Revenue requirements and avoid costly penalties.
We assist you with:
Reviewing your historical payroll records and classifications
Responding to audit notices and correspondence
Representing your business in meetings or calls with the Florida Department of Revenue
Correcting misclassifications of employees vs. independent contractors
Resolving assessments and negotiating payment terms, if applicable
Our goal is to ensure your business remains compliant and protected. Whether this is your first audit or a follow-up, we’re here to guide you through every step.
The IRS and state tax agencies have increasingly focused on worker classification, particularly that of independent contractors. Misclassifying employees as independent contractors can trigger audits, back taxes, penalties, and legal issues.
NES Tax & Accounting offers expert representation in both federal and state-level independent contractor audits.
We help clients:
Understand and apply IRS guidelines on worker classification (e.g., behavioral, financial, and relationship control tests)
Prepare and organize required records (contracts, 1099s, work logs, etc.)
Respond to inquiries and defend your classification decisions
Minimize penalties and negotiate settlements when needed
Implement proper procedures moving forward to avoid future risks
Whether you’re a small business owner, a startup, or an independent contractor, our team ensures your interests are protected and your operations remain compliant.
Our team, led by IRS Enrolled Agent Nidia C. Skokanic, brings extensive experience in tax compliance and representation. We offer:
Expert Guidance: Navigating the complexities of tax laws and IRS procedures.
Comprehensive Support: From initial notice to resolution, we handle all aspects of the audit process.
Strategic Defense: Developing tailored strategies to minimize liabilities and protect your assets.
Appeals and Resolution: If necessary, we assist in appealing audit findings to seek favorable outcomes.
Plantation Office
150 S Pine Island Rd
Suite 300
Plantation, FL 33324
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515 N Flagler Dr
Suite 350
West Palm Beach, FL 33401
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