This document outlines the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) administrative procedures for tax assessments, including a Letter of Authority that initiates an audit and a series of notices to comply or face penalties. It describes the process from preliminary findings and notices of discrepancy, to issuance of a Preliminary Assessment Notice allowing 15 days to reply, and then a Final Assessment Notice allowing for a 30-day motion for reconsideration and potential reinvestigation with additional documents before a Final Decision and Demand Assessment is released, at which point the taxpayer has 30 days to file an administrative appeal.
This document outlines the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) administrative procedures for tax assessments, including a Letter of Authority that initiates an audit and a series of notices to comply or face penalties. It describes the process from preliminary findings and notices of discrepancy, to issuance of a Preliminary Assessment Notice allowing 15 days to reply, and then a Final Assessment Notice allowing for a 30-day motion for reconsideration and potential reinvestigation with additional documents before a Final Decision and Demand Assessment is released, at which point the taxpayer has 30 days to file an administrative appeal.
This document outlines the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) administrative procedures for tax assessments, including a Letter of Authority that initiates an audit and a series of notices to comply or face penalties. It describes the process from preliminary findings and notices of discrepancy, to issuance of a Preliminary Assessment Notice allowing 15 days to reply, and then a Final Assessment Notice allowing for a 30-day motion for reconsideration and potential reinvestigation with additional documents before a Final Decision and Demand Assessment is released, at which point the taxpayer has 30 days to file an administrative appeal.
- Checklist and submit documents, the negotiation process with the BIR begins - After the negotiations, BIR will send 1st, 2nd and final notice to comply with the LOA, or else the BIR will issue an subpoena deuces tecum which results in a criminal case. - Examiner will issue a preliminary finding - Notice of Discrepancy o Reply within 5 days - Examiners have 30 days to examine again or renegotiate - If nothing happens, a PAN is issued wherein taxpayer has 15 days to reply - Upon FAN, we have 30 days to file Recon for reinvestigation o In a motion for reinvestigation, we have 60 days to submit additional supporting documents - Upon MR, 180 days for the examiner to decide, the FDDA will be issued. MR to CIR or admin. Appeal within 30 days.
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