Small Business Tax Audits Rising Steve Perry Protects You
Small business owners are feeling the pressure. Across the country, IRS enforcement is intensifying, especially in industries with cash flow, digital transactions, or inconsistent reporting. Early indications from 2025 show small business tax audits are climbing, and the IRS is using smarter tools to detect risk.
For small business owners who feel exposed or uncertain about their filings, help is just one call away. Contact Steve Perry today at (678) 717-9818 or email [email protected] for immediate guidance.
The New Era of IRS Data Driven Auditing
The IRS has entered a new stage of compliance monitoring. Automated data cross matching compares bank deposits, 1099 filings, and digital payment records more efficiently than ever. This technology examines patterns, not just income levels, identifying even small discrepancies that could trigger an audit.
In 2025, audit activity is noticeably focused on small S corporations, cash intensive businesses, and independent contractors who rely on digital payments. More scrutiny falls on:
Excessive deductions with minimal substantiation
Missing or mismatched 1099 forms
Payroll tax inconsistencies
Cryptocurrency and peer to peer payment records
Understanding these patterns is the first step toward staying safe. Steve Perry and the Books, Taxes & More team specialize in navigating these modern audit risks with strategies tailored to your business type, documentation habits, and income reporting patterns.
Why Small Businesses Are at Greater Risk Now
Technology has leveled the playing field and not always in favor of small business owners. While large corporations have dedicated accounting teams, small businesses often rely on self-managed recordkeeping or inconsistent bookkeeping support. This difference is exactly what new IRS systems target.
Recent trends show:
Underreporting focus: Small discrepancies between reported income and bank activity can flag returns
Payment app tracking: Platforms like Venmo and Cash App now trigger IRS information reports for business use
Payroll scrutiny: Late or inconsistent employment tax deposits increase audit likelihood
If your business fits any of these profiles, proactive review is vital. Schedule your compliance review today with Steve Perry at Books, Taxes & More before the IRS calls you first.
Email [email protected] or message him directly on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/in/steveperrybtm.
How Steve Perry Protects Small Business Owners
Steve Perry’s reputation across Atlanta and beyond is built on a foundation of defense, diligence, and results. As an experienced tax professional, Steve doesn’t just prepare returns, he fortifies them against audit exposure.
When clients partner with him, they gain:
Deep IRS representation experience when audits arise
Advanced documentation systems to safeguard deductions
Tailored strategies to lower compliance risk year-round
Advisory sessions that uncover potential audit triggers before filing time
His method is both empathetic and direct. Steve understands the anxiety that comes with an IRS letter, and his mission is to keep that scenario from ever happening to his clients.
If your business received a notice or you’ve fallen behind on compliance, don’t panic, act now. Call (678) 717-9818 or connect through [email protected] for an immediate consultation.
Take Control Before the IRS Does
The reality is clear. IRS small business audits are tightening across every industry. Those who act proactively with documentation systems, reviewed filings, and expert guidance will be protected when compliance scrutiny rises.
Don’t wait for an IRS letter. Protect your business integrity today. Contact Steve Perry at (678) 717-9818 or email [email protected].
Or, Message Steve directly on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/steveperrybtm
