Good. This should come with the caveat that they are going after ultra-high net worth individuals.
An agent spending a day going through the returns of some random person who makes 40-60k to see that their return was off by $30 is an absolute waste of time and resources.
The IRS needs to fry the biggest fish for a change, instead of ignoring them or being too scared to face a well-funded legal team.
An agent spending a day going through the returns of some random person who makes 40-60k to see that their return was off by $30 is an absolute waste of time and resources.
The IRS needs to fry the biggest fish for a change, instead of ignoring them or being too scared to face a well-funded legal team.