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Considering the rich have far higher tax liabilities and custom complex accounting (vs the poor whose income is usually reported by employers as an automatic ch
by lonelappde 7y ago
Considering the rich have far higher tax liabilities and custom complex accounting (vs the poor whose income is usually reported by employers as an automatic check against self reports), "proportionate" auditing should be closer to per-dollar than per-person.
- refurb 7y agoNo, I wouldn’t expect that at all. Audits are often driven by the type of deduction. Some are hard to get fraudulently (401k deduction) while others are easier (rental income). A guy pulling in $500k in salary probably shouldn’t be audited, but someone pulling in $20k in adjusted rental income might need to be.