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The estimated time frame for receiving a refund after sending in audit documents is approximately 4-8 Weeks.

If the IRS decides to audit, or ?examine? a taxpayer's return, that taxpayer will receive written notification from the IRS. The IRS sends written notification to the taxpayer's or business's last known address of record. Alternatively, IRS correspondence may be sent to the taxpayer's tax preparer.

The IRS notice should confirm whether the audit is being conducted by correspondence (by mail) or in person. The actions you need to take will depend on how the audit is being conducted.

Here is a link to the US Treasury Form 15111 that you can fill out online and then print it to send back to IRS with the response from the letter they sent you and print a copy for your records.

Many low-income taxpayers work multiple jobs but still accrue debt to cover basic living expenses. The COVID-19 pandemic has only exacerbated this. It can take months?sometimes over a year? for an EITC audit to be resolved, even if the taxpayer fully complies with IRS correspondence.

On the IRS website, there is a ?Where's My Refund?? tool that allows you to check the status of your refund. Generally, the IRS will post the status of a refund 24 hours after they receive your e-filed return or four weeks after you mail in a paper return. Some returns require special handling which can delay refunds.

Practical answer: 26 months. The practical answer lies in a procedural policy at the IRS called the ?examination cycle.? The Internal Revenue Manual (basically, the IRS training guide) says that IRS agents must open and close an audit within 26 months after the return was filed or due (whichever is later).

How long does an IRS audit take to complete? Now for the answer to the all too familiar question every tax attorney gets: ?How long does a tax audit take?? The IRS audit period itself should generally take no more than five to six months. Sometimes with proper preparation, they can be resolved faster.

The IRS sends notices and letters for the following reasons: You have a balance due. You are due a larger or smaller refund. We have a question about your tax return.

If you don't hear from us after 8 weeks, you can call our toll-free line at 800-829-0922 to check the status.