Travel Agency Audit Preparation: Avoid IRS Red Flags & Pass State Audits
Learn how travel agencies and hotels can prepare for IRS and state audits, avoid common red flags, and establish controls that ensure compliance and financial peace of mind.
TRAVEL AGENTS FINANCE
1/1/20231 min read
How to Prepare for a Travel Agency Audit: Red Flags, Controls, and Surviving IRS (and State) Audits
Bullet Points:
Overview of common audit triggers for travel agencies and hotels
How tax authorities see travel industry risk areas
Clear list of IRS red flags specific to travel agent expense and revenue reporting
Best practices for internal controls to avoid mistakes
Document and recordkeeping tips for audits
Managing employee travel and expense reimbursements to pass scrutiny
How to handle Seller of Travel laws and client trust audits
Steps to take if an audit notice arrives
Real-world audit case studies and lessons learned
Free checklist to get ready for audits and minimize penalty risks
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