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2013 CCH Whole Ball of Tax
Individual Audit Data*
Individual Returns Filed |
Percentage Audited |
Total Individual Tax Returns |
1.1% |
TPI < $200,000
— 1040 without Schedule C, E, F, Form 2016 or Earned Income Tax Credit **
— 1040 without Schedule C, F or Earned Income Tax Credit; with Schedule E or Form 2106*** |
0.5%
1.0% |
TPI $200,000 < $1 million, non-business returns |
3.2% |
TPI $1 million or more |
12.5% |
TPI = Total Positive Income
Forms Filed By Self-employed Individuals
(Schedule C) |
Percentage Audited |
Sch. C TGR < $25,000 |
1.3% |
Sch. C TGR $25,000 < $100,000 |
2.9% |
Sch. C TGR $100,000 < $200,000 |
4.3% |
Sch. C TGR $200,000 or more |
3.8% |
TGR = Total Gross Receipts; does not include returns with Earned Income Tax Credit.
* Data is from returns filed in calendar year 2010 and is the most current available.
**Includes individual tax returns filed without a Schedule C (nonfarm sole proprietorship); Schedule E (supplemental income and loss); Schedule F (profit or loss from farming); or Form 2106 (employee business expense).
***Includes individual tax returns filed with a Schedule E (supplemental income and loss) or Form 2106 (employee business expenses) but without a Schedule C (nonfarm sole proprietorship) or Schedule F (profit or loss from farming).
Source: Wolters Kluwer, CCH: 2013
Permission for use granted.
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