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In response to
"This is the guy who had the tweetstorm. He tweets lot so you need to scroll down to get to last evening. -- (link)"
by
ty97
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I think he's making it a much larger difference than it is. Either way you're being examined by the IRS so whether you call it an audit or a review it
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doesn't make any difference to me.
Yes, large companies get *audited* every year. They are included in the *audit* statistics from the IRS. They even might have their own personal auditor that is always in the building review transactions. But it's not much difference from being called secondarily.
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