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What is the main difference between a tax audit and a tax investigation?

• A tax audit is conducted to test compliance, while a tax investigation is to find evidence of criminal acts.

• A tax audit is conducted by investigators, while a tax investigation is by auditors.

• A tax audit is conducted in the office, while a tax investigation is in the field.

• A tax audit is only for companies, while a tax investigation is for individuals.

What is meant by field audit?

• Audit conducted at the business location, residence, or workplace of the taxpayer.

• Audit conducted at the DJP office.

• Audit conducted by tax investigators.

• Audit conducted on the company's financial statements.

Why is tax audit important?

• To ensure tax compliance and detect tax evasion.

• To calculate the amount of tax that must be paid.

• To prepare annual financial statements.

• To collect evidence of tax crimes.

What is the maximum time allowed to conduct a field audit?

• 6 months.

• 4 months.

• 2 months.

• 1 year.

What is a common trigger for a tax investigation?

• Discrepancies in income reporting.

• Tax collection from taxpayers.

• Preparation of annual financial statements.

• Audit of taxpayer compliance.

What is meant by office audit?

• Audit conducted in the environment of the DJP office.

• Audit conducted at the taxpayer's place of business.

• Audit conducted by tax investigators.

• Audit conducted on the company's financial statements.

How to avoid a tax audit or investigation?

• Accurately report all sources of income.

• Calculate the amount of tax to be paid.

• Prepare annual financial statements.

• Gather evidence of tax crimes.

What does an auditor do if they find unclear information during an audit?

• Request clarification from the taxpayer.

• Calculate the amount of tax to be paid.

• Prepare the annual financial statements.

• Collect evidence of tax crimes.

What is meant by the tax investigation process?

• A process that is more detailed and in-depth compared to a tax audit.

• A process of collecting taxes from taxpayers.

• A process of preparing annual financial statements.

• A process of auditing taxpayer compliance.

What does a tax investigator do when starting an investigation?

• Send an official notification to the taxpayer.

• Calculate the amount of tax that must be paid.

• Prepare the annual financial report.

• Test the compliance of the taxpayer.