Description
IRS Tax Audit Manual for Bars and RestaurantsÂ
Overview of the industry includes record-keeping, inventory, points of sale, profit and loss statements, expenses, balance sheets, and employment tax issues…
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CHAPTER 1: BACKGROUND/GENERAL INFORMATION
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Overview of the Industry 1-1
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Financial Aspects 1-1
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Operating Ratios 1-2
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Books and Records 1-2
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CHAPTER 2: THE AUDIT
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Examination 2-1
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Pre-Audit Planning 2-1
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Initial Interview 2-2
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Initial Information Document Requests
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(IDR’s) 2-2
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CHAPTER 3 : BALANCE SHEET
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Examination 3-1
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Audit Technique 3-2
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Cash 3-2
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Unreported Income 3-2
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Audit Techniques 3-3
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Stale Checks 3-3
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Inventory 3-4
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IRM 4231 for Inventories 3-4
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Loans to Shareholders 3-6
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Audit Techniques 3-6
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Fixed Assets 3-7
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CHAPTER 4: PROFIT AND LOSS STATEMENT
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Examination 4-1
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Audit Technique 4-1
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Sales 4-1
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Income From the Sale of Food 4-2
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Income From the Bar 4-4
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Other Income 4-8
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Income from Coin-Operated Activities 4-8
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Other Activities 4-8
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Costs of Goods Sold 4-8
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CHAPTER 5: REQUIRED FILING CHECKS
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Examination 5-1
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IRM 4034 5-1
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Employment Taxes 5-2
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Tip Income 5-3
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Allocation of Tips – IRC Section 6053(b) 5-4
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Tip Rate Determination/Education Program 5-6
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Overview of Program 5-6
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Examination Techniques Used to
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Determine Tip Income 5-7
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Discussion of McQuatters Formula 5-7
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Summary 5-8
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GLOSSARY
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General Terms G-1
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Tip Income Related Terms G-2
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Computation of Key Percentages G-3
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