Question: What Interests the IRS?
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Question: What Interests the IRS?
Be aware of what puts you at risk of attention from the IRS. Here are some of the more vulnerable areas.
Frivolous tax protests have been frustrating to both the IRS and tax courts. If you file a return stating that you don't owe any tax because the dollar is worthless, expect to be audited. Be wary if you're someone in a high-income bracket auditing higher-income taxpayers because you're likely to produce additional tax revenue.
Taxpayers with occupations that produce cash income, such as laundromats, beauty salons, restaurants, vending machines, and others are also on the radar of the IRS. If you have a complex return you prepared yourself, or your return was prepared by someone on the IRS's problem-preparer list, you may get their attention too.
In the last few years, the Internal Revenue Service has detected a proliferation of abusive trust tax evasion schemes and the use of credit cards to evade paying U.S. income taxes. The IRS intends to expand its efforts to crack down on these areas.
Philip L. Liberatore, CPA remains committed to providing you with important information that pertains to your success. Learn more here: https://www.liberatorecpa.com/
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