Calm, expert support through Revenue audits.
We handle audits, queries and disclosures, so that you can get on with running your business.
A letter from Revenue is stressful, but how you engage at the start can significantly affect the outcome. We take over the correspondence, assess the exposure and manage the process with Revenue on your behalf.
We act for individuals, owner-managed businesses and larger companies, and can also support your own accountant where a matter becomes technical.
Where we help
- Revenue audits and investigations
- Revenue eAudits
- Aspect queries and interventions
- Special investigations
- Prompted and unprompted disclosures
- Tax appeals
Who this is for
- Anyone who has received a Revenue audit or query letter
- Business owners who suspect a past error and want to put it right
- Accountants who want specialist support for a client
I have received a Revenue audit notification. What should I do?
Contact us before responding. There are defined windows for making a qualifying disclosure, and how you engage with Revenue at the outset can significantly affect the outcome.
What is the difference between a prompted and an unprompted disclosure?
An unprompted disclosure is made before Revenue has contacted you about the issue. A prompted disclosure is made after Revenue has told you about an audit or investigation. The treatment can differ, which is why timing matters.
What is an eAudit or an aspect query?
An eAudit is a Revenue review carried out largely by electronic correspondence. An aspect query is a request from Revenue about a specific item in a return. We help you respond accurately and proportionately.
Is what I tell you confidential?
Yes. We handle every matter in confidence, and we explain the position fully before any disclosure is made to Revenue.
This page is general information and is not advice. Speak to an advisor about your circumstances before acting.
