
- June15 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 11
Audits Up
The result:
You've filed form 1040, but you'renot home free yet. The IRS has 3 yearsfrom the date you filed (longer if they suspecttax fraud) to call you in for anaudit. In an effort to get more bang for itsenforcement buck, the IRS is zeroing inon upscale earners, corporations, and offshoretax evaders for audits. Although the total number of audits wentup 14% last year, the number of audits ofhigh-income taxpayers rose even more.In 2003, the IRS performed 24% moreaudits than it did in the previous year onthose who earned $100,000 or more, acategory that includes about 85% ofpracticing doctors. It's working—collectionslast year were up 9% to $35.5 billion,the highest level in 10 years.
Articles in this issue
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Land Rover Discovery 3:In Style and Off-Roadover 17 years ago
Customize Your Own Investing Approachover 17 years ago
Martha's Lesson: Be Careful with Tipsover 17 years ago
School Your Children on the Stock Marketover 17 years ago
Recite the ABCs of the Share Classesover 17 years ago
Offset Volatility with Some Clever Varietyover 17 years ago
Model Portfolio Series: Equity Incomeover 17 years ago
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