The Secret to Surviving an IRS Audit?

Your Bookkeeper.

An IRS audit isn’t always triggered by wrongdoing—but poor records make it far more painful. A detail-oriented bookkeeper is your first line of defense.

What auditors look for:

• Categorized expenses with supporting receipts.

• Consistent treatment of income and deductions.

• Bank and credit card reconciliations.

• Accurate payroll and contractor documentation.

What a great bookkeeper ensures:

• You’re audit-ready at any time.

• All documentation is stored and accessible.

• Your books align with your tax filings. Review IRS audit tips for better preparation.

If the IRS ever calls, you’ll want your bookkeeper on speed dial. Their work is your best protection.