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IRS Audits 1.4 million tax returns each year. Rate of corporate returns being audited are far greater sometimes up to 10%.

The more money you make the greater likelihood your tax return will be audited.

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IRS Tax or State Sales Tax Audits

Both government agencies can audit your tax return for a variety of reasons. As a general rule, the computer has selected your tax return for a tax audit.

The DIF Score, the main reason for tax audits.

Each tax return is issued a DIF Score (Discriminatory Index Function). According to the IRS and Former IRS agents who worked in the tax audit section, a DIF Score “is a mathematical technique used to score income tax returns for examination potential.

This  technique establishes the National Average Guidelines.

If if your DIF score  for your tax return is above the national average, then the risk of an audit escalates. The highest scoring tax returns are then forwarded to an IRS Examiner/ Agent for further review. All returns are manually screened.

So what triggers a high DIF Score?

Falling out of the National Average Guidelines in the areas of Charitable Contributions, Casualty Losses, Home Office, and Travel & Entertainment, excessive deductions and taking to many unauthorized tax credits  will affect the tax return’s DIF Score.

How DIF Actually Works
To arrive at the DIF score for each tax return, the IRS computer identifies returns by assigning weights, algorithms  and certain basic tax return characteristics.

These weights are added together to obtain a systemic composite score for all tax returns. That score is used to rank all returns into numerical sequence.

The highest scores are then manually reviewed by IRS Agents at the Service Centers to determine the merit and worthiness of a Tax Audit.

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