@Jacob D Adamczak I started with a CPA right away because I didn’t want to miss any deductions on the personal or business side-and in the (admittedly) unlikely event I get audited, I want a tax professional on my side that is already familiar with my situation.

I don't think there is any evidence to prove that.Assuming you are right though, I wouldn't fear a tax audit because I'm not partaking in tax evasion.

We are licensed, regulated and audited by the Wyoming Division of Banking, not because we are a Qualified Intermediary but because we are now regulated by the Division of Banking as a trust bank. 

The SBA has and will audit.

They are rental related only, but not being able to clearly know where to file them in SCH A, SCH C, SCH E, really is a big problem and audit risk. 

This will enable you to do a few things regarding your SEO: Give you a complete audit using their wizard which:Determines if your site is personal or business — important for Google to know so they can give you a Knowledge Panel or not.Collects all your social profile links — to include in the knowledge panel and associate your business with them.And ensures your site’s overall title and other metadata are correct.Generates an XML Sitemap — Extremely important for SEO yet so commonly neglected.For each page and blog post on your site Yoast will allow you to:Modify the title, slug, and meta descriptionThe title is the main and #1 indicator of what is on this page — this should absolutely contain your keyword that you expect users to search leading them to stumble across you.The slug is simply the URL which should also contain your keyword.The Meta Description is the two-sentence text that describes what’s on the page — also containing your keyword.Yoast will rate each blog post and page’s SEO and readability.

And this is a question that boils down to risk versus reward -- the risk of an IRS audit and penalty versus the reward of paying less in self-employment taxes. 

***My expertise is in public/private auditing and not taxation***6) I am considering developing an LLC.

He works at home for the IRS, doing online Bank Audits...He knows how to Invest.

I know that several DD reports have to be done during the DD period (ex: financial document audit, PCA, ESA) but is there any sequence in which these are conducted?