A revenue agent is the IRS employee who conducts field audits of businesses and higher-income individuals, as distinct from a revenue officer, who collects assessed tax.
Agents examine records, interview taxpayers, and propose adjustments in an examination report. They can refer cases to Criminal Investigation when they see badges of fraud.
With a power of attorney on file, the agent works with your representative and the examination takes place at the representative’s office. Field audit.
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