joes c4 cab

As the headline states, I just completed an IRS audit of my personal tax returns for the year 2006. Happily, they are recommending NO change, NO penalties, and NOTHING DUE. Whoo-hoo.

While no one is able to say "for sure" what triggered the audit, both of the agents I dealt with said it was likely the $10,000+ repair bill to my 996 in the year 1996 for a new motor. Luckily I am a guy who keeps everything and was able to produce all of the receipts (with the exception of 1 or 2 I had to have faxed to me).

Anyone else (who uses their car for business) had to write off a new motor or other LARGE maintenance expense? If so, don't be surprised if you get a call from your friends at the IRS for a "review."

Happy Holidays to all!

ivangene

Great, take the money you didnt give them and get your self a nice new membership to Rennlist for only $17... That will keep the RAS (Rennlist Audit Service) off your back
:-)
Happy Holidays to you too...!!!

red911c2

I'd audit anybody that said they had a maintenance expense on a 996 in 1996!!!

cdaniels

any expenditure of $10,000 or more must be reported to the IRS.....it's the law....

chris walrod

jumper5836

You know I got I nice big one for yah! I 'll slap you in the face with it.