Tax Audit Assistance

A tax audit isn't a situation to face alone. IBU stands beside the client from the moment the audit notice arrives to the moment the case closes — preparing documents, attending meetings with the auditor, drafting written responses, and managing the final exposure.

Three stages of support

1. Preparation before the audit starts

We run a diagnostic review of the areas an auditor is most likely to focus on: fiscal reconciliation, VAT validation, related-party transactions, and expense corrections. The goal is to have supporting documents ready before they're requested, not after.

2. While the audit is running

We attend every meeting with the auditor, keep a written record, and respond to data requests in writing with clear statutory references. No document leaves your office without review first, and no verbal statement gets made without its legal context.

3. Responding to findings and negotiating closure

Once the auditor issues preliminary findings, we draft a written response grounded in law, facts, and documentation. At the closing conference we negotiate corrections that can still be defended and prepare the objection strategy for ones we cannot accept.

What you get

Weekly updates, a document log, draft responses for your approval before they go out, and a final exposure analysis at each stage. We also brief your team — what to say and what not to say when the auditor asks.