Answer ten questions about your audit posture. The engine scores complexity, classifies the engagement tier, and returns a transparent fee range and retainer. Final scope is confirmed in a written engagement agreement after the initial assessment.
Case profile
0 of 10 answered
1
Annual gross sales (audit period average)
Larger revenue = larger exposure and sampling base.
2
Number of Florida business locations
Each location multiplies records, registrations, and exposure.
3
Years / periods under audit
FDOR's standard look-back is 36 months; longer = more work.
4
Industry risk profile
Cash-heavy and high-exemption industries draw deeper scrutiny.
5
Condition of books and records
Poor records force estimated assessments under §212.12, F.S.
6
Tax types involved
Each additional tax type expands scope and forms.
7
Prior FDOR audit / assessment history
Repeat exposure raises stakes and penalty posture.
8
Exempt sales / resale certificate volume
Certificate gaps are the #1 sales tax audit adjustment.
9
Sales tax collected vs. remitted
A gap between DR-15s filed and tax actually collected escalates exposure.
10
Urgency / posture
DR-840 response windows and assessment deadlines drive speed premium.
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