Corporate Tax Audit Survival —
A View of the IRS Through Corporate Insider Eyes
Foreword by Larry Langdon
Who Should Read This Book
 Corporate tax departments, accountants and attorneys looking for helpful hints to improve the way they handle corporate tax audits with the Large and Mid-Size Business Division of the IRS
Anyone interested in going from the private sector to the federal government
Anyone interested in joining the Large and Mid-Size Business Division of the IRS
Tax students in business and law school programs
Members of the U.S. Congress interested in following the evolution of the Large and Mid-Size Business Division resulting from the IRS Restructuring and Reform Act of 1998
Table of Contents
Foreword by Larry Langdon
Part One: Joining the Large and Mid-size Business Division
Chapter 1: Introduction — Reflections and Insights
Chapter 2: Stand-up: The History of the Large and Mid-Size Business Division
Chapter 3: My Move to the Dark Side
Chapter 4: I am the CTM SIA from the POD San Jose. I am from Mars
Chapter 5: The IRS – A Secret Society
Chapter 6: Comparing the IRS and Industry — the People and the System
Part Two: The World of the Large and Mid-size Business Division
Chapter 7: IRS Taxpayer Initiatives
Chapter 8: IRS Audit Concerns
Chapter 9: Hints to Conducting a Successful Audit
Chapter 10: Congress and the IRS
Chapter 11: IRS Counsel and the Large and Mid-Size Business Division
Chapter 12: IRS Appeals and the Large and Mid-Size Business Division
Chapter 13: Advocacy before the IRS
Chapter 14: IRS Alternative — Advocacy before the Congress
Chapter 15: Charting the Future of the Large and Mid-Size Business Division
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