audit rates

taxpayers with higher incomes face a greater likelihood of audit.

But, there must be further criteria. For example, is a high income taxpayer with a lot of Schedule C income (or gross receipts) more likely that a similar taxpayer with high dividend and interest income, or one with high Schedule E income, etc?

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Pico Rico
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Yes, Schedule C taxpayers face a greater chance of being audited, particularly if the activity is losing money year after year.

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Bill Brown

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