Similar to the IRS with income tax audits, states have systems, policies and procedures in place that help them to identify businesses to select for a sales and use tax audit. While each state’s methodology is different, there are some common reasons taxpayers are flagged for a sales and use tax audit.
Source: taxconnections.com
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