Monday, March 26, 2012

IRS Audit Rate Nears 30% for Those Making $10 Million and Up


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IRS Audit Rate Nears 30% for Those Making $10 Million and Up
(Bloomberg) - The Internal Revenue Service in 2011 audited 29.93 percent of taxpayers who reported more than $10 million of income, according to statistics...That’s up from an audit rate of 18.38 percent in 2010 and 10.60 percent in 2009 for a group that consists of 0.01 percent of taxpayers. 
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