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Average tax filers won't feel impact of IRS cuts. Rich will get less scrutiny. | Letters
For most Americans, the staffing cuts will not affect the way the IRS audits their tax returns. The wealthy won't see their taxes audited as often.
The IRS is pulling back on some audits — but not everyone can breathe a sigh of relief
With massive cuts to the IRS workforce, the question now is whether the tax collector is waving the white flag on audits.
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Trump Official Asked I.R.S. About Audit of ‘High-Profile Friend of the President’
David Eisner, a Treasury official, wrote an email in March to a top I.R.S. official that Mr. Lindell, “a high-profile friend of the President recently received an audit letter, from what I ...
Careful when you do your taxes fast to get a refund. A mistake may mean an audit instead.
Be careful rushing through your taxes to get your refund faster. A mistake could bring you an audit instead. Here's how to ...
GOP Sen. Joni Ernst proposes bill to claw back $46M owed in taxes by IRS workers
Sen. Joni Ernst is gearing up for Tax Day with new legislation requiring the IRS to police itself and ensure that all of its ...