Building Trust Through Better Questions
Strong teams aren’t built through better instructions. They’re built through better conversations. Trust grows when leaders slow down, listen...
As IRS staffing shortages continue, enforcement hasn’t slowed—it’s shifted. This discussion covers how automated data matching now drives audit selection, why mismatched K-1s, W-2s, and 1099s are quickly flagged, and how deductions like vehicle use, home office expenses, and charitable contributions often trigger follow-up reviews. We also address the growing scrutiny around cryptocurrency transactions and the risks of blending personal and business expenses. Proper documentation and disciplined accounting practices play a critical role in surviving automated IRS reviews.
With fewer agents and more automation, the IRS is relying heavily on data matching to spot reporting errors. Income mismatches, risky deductions, and undocumented expenses are increasingly flagged by software, not people. Understanding where businesses get caught helps reduce exposure long after a return is filed.
Strong teams aren’t built through better instructions. They’re built through better conversations. Trust grows when leaders slow down, listen...
Most tax problems don’t lead to jail. But some absolutely can. In this episode of Kaizen Time, we get clear on the difference between honest...
Growing your team changes more than your payroll total. In this conversation, we talk through the real cost of adding employees, from payroll...