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Many taxpayers fear that aggressive deductions wave flags in front of Internal Revenue Service auditors and quite often I am asked what the chances are of being audited as if my opinion is some sort of a benchmark. The fact of the matter is that every tax return electronically filed is subject to some form of inspection, matching protocol, examination or audit.
Today’s historically connected engagement electronically between the US Government and its citizens has eroded privacy by subjecting us all to some form of unnoticed scrutiny. But at the same time incremental audit rates of substance seem to have proportionally decreased which mean that any particular taxpayer’s odds of attracting attention are slim unless you are a complete moron or behaving overtly fraudulent. Basically the simple Read More
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