Another alternative is to play AUDIT ROULETTE. If you're one of the "lucky"
2 percent (inNV) to get the "dreaded" audit notice--"reconstruct" (records)
like crazy! If you've really pushed the envelope, then file a "conscience
return"
Remember, the highest priority of agents is to "close the damn case"--not put
people in jail. In fact, there are only 200 to 2000 tax evasion prosecutions
per year, out of 150 BILLION returns.
Rick
(Former IRS agent)
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