Tax
Jan. 20, 2001
Audit Overhaul
Historically, Internal Revenue Service examiners were assigned to audit taxpayers in many different industries. On one day, an examiner may have audited a grocery store, and on the following day, the examiner may have audited a computer retailer or a medical doctor. As a result, experience gained in one audit did not significantly enhance the examiner's ability to conduct other audits.
Historically, Internal Revenue Service examiners were assigned to audit taxpayers in many different industries. On one day, an examiner may have audited a grocery store, and on the following day, the examiner may have audited a computer retailer or a medical doctor. As a result, experience gain...
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