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[–] • 3 pts

A big reason is because there are far fewer millionaires than there are poor people. But fuck the IRS.

[–] • 3 pts

Oh, please.....

The (((state))) is protecting the criminals, this is the real reason.

The more the sheep is screwed, the more it will wake up.

Hopefully before we are slaughered.

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Of course they are protecting the elite. There’s no question about it. If a poor person commits a crime they go to jail. If a rich person commits a much bigger crime they get a promotion. I’m just simply talking about the headline.

[–] [deleted] • 2 pts

Some become secretary of state and even president....

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These are not audit audits - they are requests for written verification on certain claimed exemptions.

It is actually against IRS policy for agents to conduct audits on individuals who are not likely to yield financial results - it's a waste of manpower. They have a recovery cut off line - X amount of $ recoverable per hour of audit time. If they can't see that then the audit is not supposed to proceed.

One of the things they look for are signs of wealth - signs that you are spending money on yourself, and maybe are failing to account for that. If all they see is poverty, they usually go away.

If you want to pay high rent in classy locations, and drive a Mercedes to the office, then your paperwork better be tight.

If you work at the junk yard and drive a beater, with the yard dogs chained to the office door, which is in a dirty mobile trailer, and a pot of coffee in a dirty coffee pot, the audit to be conducted on an old card table with an uncomfortable wooden chair with uneven legs - well... that audit just isn't going to last very long.

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There is no point in auditing someone who took the standard deduction and has only W2 income. Unless you comb their bank records you aren't going to find shit.

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Back in the bush part 1 days, the analysis showed that 75% of audits (and fines) were the result of persecuting the lowest 25% of wage earners.

Same shit, different headline.

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Sqeeze every last out of them.