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Not surprisingly, the IRS makes a good living every year nitpicking deductions. In fact, the average face-to-face audit nets the agency $5,900 over and above what you already paid in taxes. So, we don't expect the IRS to give up on audits, especially since Washington is trying to increase revenue (and the Government Accounting Office has given the IRS a slap on the wrist for not performing enough audits).

That said, we don't want you to be afraid to take every deduction you're entitled to.

To make even red-flag tax deductions—such as home-office expenses, medical expenses, charitable contributions, travel and entertainment expenses, business use of your car and business losses—airtight, just follow our simple two-step plan. All you need is a ledger or simple notebook and a notary! 

Let us show you how easy it is…