No one likes the prospect of an IRS audit, and this certainly includes construction business owners. But there are ways to always be ready and to ease the pressure if it does happen.
Articles by Christine Ulibarri
Christine Ulibarri is a Principal of BeachFleischman and a member of the Tax Department. She is a certified construction industry financial professional (CCIFP) with over 30 years of experience in the public sector.
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