QB Audit Disclosure If you feel uneasy about turning over your entire QuickBooks file to the IRS as a part of an IRS audit, we have a service we call QB Audit Disclosure, where we can limit a QuickBooks file to the dates under audit.What files can be processed? QuickBooks Pro/Premier (2007 – present) QuickBooks Pro/Premier Canadian (2012 – present) QuickBooks Enterprise Canadian 12.0 and beyond
When legal disputes arise that require the disclosure of financial information (often due to law suits, arbitration, IRS audit, etc.), QB Audit Disclosure allows you to remit a company file in these instances providing selective data for the time period required and no more. By divulging only limited financial information to third parties you avoid the risk of revealing sensitive information.
You must provide us with the admin password as well as the beginning date and the end date that you want your file to contain. We in turn remove all non open transactions (including payroll) prior to the beginning date and all transactions after the end date. Then we reset the account balances, the inventory balances, and the sales tax payable from that date forward.
No. As a part of our process we remove changes to the audit trail and set all created dates (not transactions dates) to one unified date. Therefore if you made a change to the file in the recent few days there will not be evidence of the change after we complete the work.
QuickBooks Pro/Premier (2007 – present)
We generally turn the work around in 24-36 hours, but the work can be turned around faster if need be.
The price is $349 per file for files under 500 megabytes.
