Your Rights Regarding Audits
You have the right to...
- have your return examined in a manner reasonably
convenient to you.
- a written explanation of the audit, hearing or
collection process.
- represent yourself or have someone represent you
when your return is examined.
- know which records you will need to verify your
return or support your claim prior to any audit
or collection meeting.
- know the reasons for any proposed change in your
tax liability and to receive an explanation of
anything you do not understand.
- receive a written notice detailing any
adjustments made to your return and stating any
balance due or additional refund developed.
- a reasonable payment plan if you owe additional
taxes. The Comptrollers Office must protect
the states interest when offering a lengthy
payment plan by recording a tax lien in the
appropriate circuit court.
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