On the recordMarch 9, 2023
90 percent of the new audits will be, you know, according to the data, that we can expect up to 90 percent of new audits to be on those making less than $400,000.
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congress.govJason Smith: “90 percent of the new audits will be, you know, according to the data, that we can expect up to 90 percent of new audits…”
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Highlighting the expected high percentage of audits on low-income earners.
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