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We save and invest in the hope of providing a better life for ourselves and our loved ones. But death is inevitable. So what happens to our mutual fund (MF) units when we die?
Transmission of MF units is a process whereby units held in the name of deceased unit-holder are transferred either to the surviving unit-holders or to the nominee or to the legal heirs.
MF Asset Management Companies (AMC) have a common procedure for transmission of units, however, there might be a slight variation in formats or documents required across AMCs, but broadly the process is the same.
Third, the Biden Administration s $1.5 trillion budget for fiscal year (FY) 2022 also focuses on enhancing taxpayer compliance – including an additional $900 million for audits, as part of a 10.4 percent increase in the IRS budget. In addition to IRS spending, the discretionary spending proposal includes $191 million for the U.S. Department of the Treasury s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) to create a database that tracks the ownership and control of certain companies and organizations. The FY 2022 budget will likely include additional proposals to address the tax gap.
Congressional Initiatives
A number of Senate and House members also have introduced initiatives relating to enhancing IRS compliance of large corporations and wealthy individual taxpayer. While not the prime focus given the Biden Administration s infrastructure proposals, some portions of the below proposals could become part of the legislative deal making.
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What two words cause the most panic to Americans? There are probably a hundred funny responses running through your mind right now, but we were thinking of a less humorous response: “IRS audit.”
Your odds of avoiding an audit are usually pretty good. The IRS reviewed 771,095 in fiscal year (FY) 2019, resulting in a low audit rate of 0.4%. Raising red flags in your return are likely to increase your odds of being audited. Some of these cannot be avoided, but others are essentially errors in judgment.
You Are Wealthy – The IRS disproportionately audits wealthier Americans. Why? As the famous bank robber Willie Sutton allegedly said, “Because that’s where the money is.” Think of it as a return on investment of IRS time. As Betterment Head of Tax Eric Bronnenkant puts it, “The IRS audits wealthy people because they’re the ones who are the most likely to get an adjustment out of it.”
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