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Destin Log

Location

Destin, Florida, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1987

Page

8

IRS audit incentives and trigger factors explained

The piece explains how the IRS targets returns likely to owe substantial taxes, noting high income and passive income scenarios raise audit risk. It covers triggers like 1099 mismatches, large travel and entertainment deductions, business auto expenses, home office claims, hobby losses, barter income, missing W-2s, and filing tricks. It also notes audits follow computer screening but are reviewed by revenue agents, with preparer involvement advised.

Internal Revenue Service IRS Richard Fe Sinehal Stanley Burnstein Kansas City Burnstein O’rourke O’ Rourke Scripps Howard News Service

Reduce Taxes Through Income Averaging

Taxpayers using the income averaging method of tax computation can save money, the IRS says. This method helps when a taxpayer's income jumped in 1986, with Schedule 6 and base period rules shaping eligibility.

Internal Revenue Service IRS

Checklist For Dependent Exemptions

The guidance lists five tests to claim a person as a dependent on a federal tax return. It covers support provided, the dependent’s income limits, citizenship or residency, relationship or household criteria, and marital filing status. A yes to all five indicates eligibility to claim the person as a dependent.

Divorced or Separated Parents Can Claim Medical Expenses

IRS reminds divorced or separated parents who haven't lived together for the last six months and who share over half the child's support that both can deduct the child's medical expenses. Previously only the custodial parent could claim such expenses.

Internal Revenue Service IRS

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