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Signed into law, european and lsa expected to get audited more. they find americans making less than $75,000 per year would be subject to 711,000 new irs audits by comparison to individuals making more than $500,000 and receive about 95,000 new audits. why does the irs target low income individuals more than the rich folks? >> well, part of it could be because of the earned income credit, and also when you say audit, there could be a full-fledged audit or a correspondence audit. i think people are more scared or more concerned about a full-fledged audit with an irs agent coming to your place o...

1%? >> generally the very wealthy individuals and those in cash businesses, waitresses, bartenders. a lot of people are self-employed these days and one reason they're a target because they tend to merge their business and personal expenses, take crazy writeoffs. >> for those unlucky people, what are they doing to trigger an audit? >> unreported income, and too many deductions, breaks, writeoffs relative to your income bracket and there are random audits as well. >> for those who get audited what can they expect? >> there are different types. the most common is the correspondence audit. the ir...

Kool aid. delivering more smiles per gallon. so, what are the best ways to avoid a tax audit, fill out your return completely and accurately, but that may not be what many americans are planning to do this year. the irs board's tax survey say 4% of americans say it's okay to cheat on your taxes as much as possible. 9% say it's okay to cheat a little bit here and there, and lauren young is a blog editor for turbotax and a so-called deductionista but you don't do it cheating. >> right. >> flag me, audit me, no thanks. but the poll results, do they surprise you? >> they do surprise me but i've ...