by the irs.good point there are other agencies using it as well. >> the irs is currently in the process of purchasing an additional stingray unit, additional technology at the cost of several thousand dollars. do you believe that's in the best interest of the taxpayers? >> i don't know that i have enough information to answer that question. i need to know who is going to use it and what are the protections for using it. i don't have the knowledge about that. >> if it were available to anyone on the civil side of the irs as opposed to the criminal side and due process protection and court orders. >> let me ask the question this way. >> of the hundred and 12 recommendations that gao made to any of those 113 recommendations encourage the irs to purchase an additional stingray technology unit question and. >> not that i know. >> that's my understanding to. >> but would you potentially agree with me that it infringes on the taxpayers you're supposed to be advocating for. it infringes on their most fun

in a report released last month on irs information security, gio identified specific irs as beinglities unnecessarily vulnerable. made 45 new recommendations on how to better protect this data and identify 49 prior security recommendations that the irs has failed to implement. last year, chairman brady and irstor rubio wrote to the for an update on recommendations relevance to today's hearing. i was disappointed to learn that several continue to remain on implement it. access -- i to would like to ask the recommendations you deem most important, and describe whether incidents like the unauthorized access of identity protection personal information tools, whether those recommendations have been implement it, i would love to ask the irs to respond to the status of these recommendations as well. mr. chairman, as it relates to the latter point, we believe that if our recommendations have been implemented, we cannot guarantee that the breach would not have occurred. it would have been much more difficult for that to have happened, but i would like to defer to my colleague, michael mckenney,

i have advocated that the irs offer online account access to taxpayers and i believe the irs is wrong in assuming that online accounts will substantially reduce taxpayer demand for telephone and face-to-face assistance. for many reasons, including millions of taxpayers do not have internet access, millions of taxpayers with internet access do not feel comfortable trying to resolve important financial matters over the internet. particularly in the face of massive security breaches an online government systems. many tax payers are not cookie-cutter. it's best suited for conversation and taxpayers insist upon that. it's critical they do not base future plans on things that might not materialize. they need to provide the same type of service that financial institutions provide. mobile banking users are utilizing new platforms on a consistent basis, they have also maintain connections to their banks to the more traditional bank and atm system. despite this evidence of consumer behavior in the financial sector, they have been reducing face-to-face service and has switched to an appointment

to the irs. in addition, we reemphasized the importance of implementing 49 recommendations that we had made previously that were yet implemented. one area we were concerned about was in 28 instances, the irs asserted they had implemented our recommendations for prior recommendations, but in our subsequent testing, we found that nine of those 28 instances, the problem had not been fixed, so we are very concerned about this. this included access to employees and visitors to one of our computer facilities, where the list had not been updated as appropriate. we have gotten a lot of recommendations to strengthen the irs's computer security program. we are hopeful that they will rigorously implement all 94 recommendations that we have outstanding. with regard to identity theft, i am pleased to report that congress had acted on recommendations that we had made to allow for more timely filing by employers on w-2 day. as you recall, mr. chairman, i was here last year before this committee, talking about t

irs. even with constrained resources we devote significant time and attention to the challenge. we work continuously to protect our main computer systems from cyber attacks and to safeguard taxpayer information stored in the databases. the systems withstand one million attempts each day of fraud. we are continuing to battle the growing problem of stolen identity refund fraud. over the past few years we have made steady progress in protecting against fraudulent refund claims and criminally prosecuting those who engage in this crime. we have found the type of criminal we are dealing with changed. the problem used to be random individuals filing a few dozen or hundreds tax returns at a time. now it is more and more crime here and in other countries and gathering personal data from sources outside of the irs they can do a better job of fraud. to improve our efforts against this complex and evolving threat, in march 2015, we zoined with leaders of the electronic tax industry, sought wear and th

. >> by the irs, yeah. good point. there are other agencies using it too, i believe without 4th amendment probable cause-type of warrants. and that the irs is currently in the process of purchasing an additional stingray unit, additional technology at the cost of several hundred thousand dollars. would you believe -- do you believe that's in the best interest of taxpayers? >> i don't know that i have enough information to answer that question. i need to know who is going to use it and what are the protections for using it. and i don't have the knowledge about that. if it were not -- if it were available to anyone on the civil side of the irs as opposed to the criminal side and due process protections and court orders were not -- >> let me ask the question, ms. olson. of those 112 recommendations that g.a.o. made to deal with the tax gap, that we now know should be 113 recommendations based on the discussion between you and the chairman, do any of those 113 recommendations encourage the irs to purchase an ad

as it did digitally enable the irs. to address the urgent problems there is a security summit that we applaud this collaboration for the ira's to work together to find solutions. taxpayer identities is foundational the security summit is working towards the solutions of the challenge. focusing on the future state it isn't quick and mostly done by paper from. most have no idea about tax information and often greeted with long wait times it extended the answer period. especially for the 43% to have to interact with the irs out said a filing a tax return. the irs kermit's state -- current states is pessimistic about the near-term possibility but the irs has committed to the taxpayer service model the vision alliance without taxpayer should be served by the tax administrator and allows taxpayers to foley understand the tax obligations and allows a taxpayer to secure the interact in the way they want to be served. batista not revolutionary statements but many other companies provide that today. so what does the future state

butler: the irs's willingness to do so. the irs is clearly the tax administrator. them dealing with private industry, they are doing it more and more. the chairman: we are trying to go to a virtual customer service representative. so you are saying they are not willing to help the stakeholders authenticate? is a pretty bold statement. if it is true we need to address it. that is a bold statement. butler: the irs needs to view us as a partner. at definitely need to look the best technology out there. i'm not sure that looking inside the irs to understand it is the best place. chairman: how can mr. lynch and i assist you with the irs to make sure that it is a hand in glove approach versus a contentious approach? esther butler: it is tenuous. mr. butler: i said tenuous. by encouraging the irs to work with private industry. there needs to be a partnership, a true partnership, between the industry and the irs when it comes to all things related to technology. the irs can't be expected to be a technology leader. there are many other people out there who are technology le

we sea this across the irs. when people come to work at the agency, they want to stay because their love their work and the opportunity to provide service to the nation. another employee i want to mention is sitting here at the head table. you heard him introduced. bill pressman who has been with the irs for 40 years. a good example of people we often see at the irs who come into the agency and then develop careers eventually doing something very different than they did when they first started out. bill began by quote carrying the bag, which at the irs is shorthand for working in the field as a revenue officer. these are the people who actually collect past due taxes. bill's career path eventually led him into our communications area where he is a whiz now at putting technical tax information into plain english for taxpayers. he's scheduled to retire in june and i'm delighted to have the opportunity to thank him here and hon for him for his service to the irs and to the nation. [ applause ] angelo and bill are t

in a report released last month, the irs, on irs information security, gao identified specific irs vulnerabilities. the sensitive tax information of millions of americans . . . . . . . >>> why don't we do work on learning more about her legislation and get back to you. thanks, everybody. >> as this white house briefing comes to a close. if you missed any of the briefing, find it online c-span.org. as you saw at the top of the brief, there was an update on the zika virus from the and i would like to irs to rerespond to the status of the recommendations. >> as it relates to the latter point, we believe if our recommendations had been implemented, while we cannot guarantee the breach would not it would have been much more difficult for that to have happened, but i would like to defer to my colleague, michael mckinney, for the additional response. multifactor authenitication. there's ideas we expressed in the past that are primary here. and that is the irs' willingness to accept risks, in these areas without really very well following a process to show why, to document why they've accepted those risks

. >> by the irs, yeah. good point. there are other agencies using it too, i believe without fourth amendment probable cause type of warrants. and that the irs is currently in the process of purchasing an additional sting ray unit, additional technology at cost of several hundred thousand dollars. would you believe, do you believe that's in the best interests of taxpayers? >> i don't know that i have enough information to answer that question. i need to know who is going to use it and what are the protections for using it. and, i don't have the knowledge about that. if it were not, if it were available to anyone on the system side of irs as opposed criminal side and due process protections and court orders were not -- >> let me ask the question this way, miss olson. >> yes. >> of those 10012 recommendations gao made, we know frankly should be 113 recommendations based on the discussion between you and the chairman, do any of those 113 recommendations encourage the irs to purchase an additional stingray techn

what i've long advocated that the irs offer online account access to taxpayers, i believe the irs is wrong in assuming online accounts will substantially reduce taxpayer demand for telephone and face-to-face assistance for many reasons including that millions do not have internet access, millions with internet access to enough for comfortable trying to resolve important financial matters over the internet, particularly in the face of massive security breaches on online government systems. and many taxpayers are not cookie-cutter. required a degree of back and forth discussion that is better suited for conversation, at that taxpayers will insist upon, therefore it is critical the irs not develop future plans based on assumed cost savings that may not materialize. the irs likes to say it needs to provide the same type of service to financial institutions provide to their customers. the results of the most recent annual survey conducted by the board of governors of the federal reserve system show that come at a quote, while mobile banking users are utilizing technological platforms at a

, the same irs that rgt at thatted people, access to people in that geographic location the irs knows where they're at and their cell number and cell information? how many times has the irs used that technology? >> i would have to come back with the exact number. i think it's about 37 times. >> 37 times. and in those 37 times do you know if the irs got a warrant to use that technology? >> in every instance we would have had some sort of court -- >> not what i asked. >> did you get a warrant? probable cause warrant? >> again, i would have to come back to you on that. >> can you get back to me? >> certainly. >> does the irs have a nondisclosure with the fbi, not disclosing that it's -- so when you employed it and you supposedly grabbed somebody who has not paid their taxes or whoever you're trying to get, did you disclose to them that you used sting ray technology to get them? >> disclose it to the fbi? >> no, do you have -- do you have an agreement with the fbi that says you will not disclose to the individual that you're using the technology to i assume get information from or maybe g

, the same irs that targeted people, access to people in that geographic location, the irs knows where they're at and their cell number and cell information? how many times has the irs used that technology? >> i would have to come back with the exact number. i think it's about 37 times. >> 37 times. and in those 37 times do you know if the irs got a warrant to use that technology? >> in every instance we would have had some sort of court -- >> not what i asked. >> did you get a warrant? probable cause warrant? >> again, i would have to come back to you on that. >> can you get back to me? >> certainly. >> does the irs have a nondisclosure with the fbi, not disclosing that it's actually -- when you employed it and you supposedly grabbed somebody who's not paid their taxes or whoever you're trying to get, did you disclose to them that you used stingray technology to get them? >> disclose it to the fbi? >> no, do you have -- do you have an agreement with the fbi that says you will not disclose to the individual that you're using the technology to, i assume, get information from or maybe ge

irs has the pilot program under way. they need to evaluate whether or not that's going to be successful and meet the needs of the people who were providing the information. but communication here is really important. the other thing that we point out in our evaluation is there are monetary awards for whistleblowers. and so far the irs has only issued about 31 specific monetary awards. so they have to look at whether or not they're providing enough incentives for people. both in communication and to awards. >> thank you, mr. dodaro. mr. chairman, i yield back. >> i thank the gentleman. the chair recognizes the gentleman from oklahoma, mr. russell, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, for all of our witnesses that are here today, we do appreciate what you do. i'm a big fan of our government counters and also our inspectors general and others that help us ferret out waste and have responsible government. mr. dodaro, the gao found that the commerce department's new innovative technologies manufacturing it

irs is behind the eight ball on that one. can you explain why the irs failed to better coordinate and share information between programs? >> well a lot of these programs grew up over time. so, for example, we -- >> i know but what is happening that you should have a constant evaluation and, you know, predication as an ongoing exercise and we haven't seen that. >> well, in this particular instance we had a series of referral programs that grew up in each individual operating division over a period of time. now should we have looked at that and addressed it earlier, i think we should have. the fact is that my view on this is the auditors were very helpful in terms of focusing our attention on this. and now that we focused attention on it, we're taking action. >> so we can expect some results here shortly? >> absolutely. >> mr. dodaro, as you may know, fraud within and throughout the va is rampant. with regards to unemployment benefits why doesn't the va use irs data to verify applicant self-reported earnings? >> i'm not sure. i

irs has the pilot program under way. they need to evaluate whether or not that's going to be successful and meet the needs of the people who providing the information. but communication here is really important. the other thing that we point out in our evaluation is there are monetary awards for whistle blowers. and so far the irs has only issued about 31 specific monetary awards. so they have to look at whether or not they're providing enough incentives for people, both in communication and to awards. >> thank you, mr. dodaro. mr. chairman, i yield back. >> i thank the gentleman, the chair recognizes the gentleman from oklahoma, mr. russell, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, for all of our witnesses that are here today, we do appreciate what you do. i'm a big fan of our government counters and also our inspectors general and others that help us ferret out waste and have responsible government. mr. dodaro, the gao found that the commerce department's new technologies innovate i have been, or loan p

to the irs. in addition, we reemphasized the importance of implementing 49 recommendations that we had made previously that were yet implemented. one area we were concerned about with this most recent audit was in 28 instances irs asserted that it implemented our recommendations for prior recommendations. in our subsequent testing we found in nine of those 28 instances indeed the problem had not been fixed. so we're very concerned about that. this included access to employees and visitors to one of irs's computing facilities where lists have not been updated as appropriate. we have a lot of recommendations to strengthen irs' computer security program. we're hopeful that they'll rigorously implement our recommendations over the next few years, all 94 recommendations that we have outstanding. now, with regard to identity theft, very pleased to report that the congress had acted on recommendations that we had made to allow for more timely filing by employers of the w-2 data. i was here last year bef

what i've long advocated that the irs offer online account access to taxpayers, i believe the irs is wrong in assuming online accounts will substantially reduce taxpayer demand for telephone and face-to-face assistance for many reasons including that millions do not have internet access, millions with internet access to enough for comfortable trying to resolve important financial matters over the internet, particularly in the face of massive security breaches on online government systems. and many taxpayers are not cookie-cutter. required a degree of back and forth discussion that is better suited for conversation, at that taxpayers will insist upon, therefore it is critical the irs not develop future plans based on assumed cost savings that may not materialize. the irs likes to say it needs to provide the same type of service to financial institutions provide to their customers. the results of the most recent annual survey conducted by the board of governors of the federal reserve system show that come at a quote, while mobile banking users are utilizing technological platforms at a

the irs did have a pilot program. that private program ended, so pilotre not -- that program ended, so they are not providing the information. what we are in the process of assessing this issue and expect to issue a report in june of this year. sen. coats: was the pilot program false? did it just not work out at all? mr. george: was it false? no. decision not to continue it, and i don't know whether it was resourced urban -- resource-driven, or whatever factor was taken into consideration. commissioner? comm. koskinen: as you know, what happens in this situations is they are filing their tax return as an undocumented alien. , they haveund everybody else pay the taxes they own. the question is whether the security number they used to get the job has been stolen. it is not a usual situation. we did run a pilot. whether there is a way we could ofply advise people, a lot times, social security numbers are borrowed from friends and acquaintances and people know they had been used, other times they don't. we are looking at

currently the irs reports this about every five years. has the irs acted on the inspectoral general recomme recommendati recommendations? >> we intend to have a new tax report out later this month so we are acting on it as we speak. can you tell me how much the irs collected and what was the revenue total collected for the 2015 year? over $3 trillion? >> yes. >> based on the report from the urban institute and brooking institute the tax gap ranges from 16-20 percent. let's say it is 16%. if $3 trillion came into the irs last year that means 16%. that is 84% of what should have been collected. i will not get into the math but i will just give you an idea. that means somewhere in the rage of $500-$550 billion went uncollected. what is the irs to collect the taxes that are owed? >> we have a number of initiatives. the tax gap itself -- one thing it needs to be completely understood about the tax gap is it is made up of a lot of different committees. i am on the budget committee. this makes me want to pull my hair out and at my age i don't ne

overwhelmingly, gao and irs are on the same page.op priorities top priorities are generally the same as theirs. this increases our confidence that we are acting on the most important recommendations first. the two irs programs highlighted in this year's gao duplicative program study, referrals and identity theft are illustrative of the value we get to of what we get and the actions we take. irs referral program which involves individual and business is reporting alleged noncompliance of tax laws, gao study reports in several areas needing improvement. we got right to work. we now have a team in place test with parts of the referral process to be more streamlined and effective. in fiscal year 2012 through 2015, they would not lead to audit this is a much higher overall rate which is hovering around seven tenths% of the general population. what is more, the audits audits are based on those referrals yielded over 209,000,000 dollars in additional tax assistance recommendations. these figures reveal. these figures reveal that are screeni

. >> by the irs. >> by the irs, yeah. good point. there are other agencies using it too, i believe without fourth amendment probable cause type of warrants. and that the irs is currently in the process of purchasing an additional sting ray unit, additional technology at cost of several hundred thousand dollars. would you believe, do you believe that's in the best interests of taxpayers? >> i don't know that i have enough information to answer that question. i need to know who is going to use it and what are the protections for using it. and, i don't have the knowledge

special agent witted arbs -- irs.ax time is fast approaching. temps us about the scams you're seeing year-round. >> the irs does a great job of sending out the dirty dozen ephor -- every year. some of the one -- big ones here are simply identity theft. stealing people's ids and debt -- getting the refund. another one is the phone call scams. someone is calling and representing they are with the irs p and if you don't pay a certain amount of money immediately to them, them call the sheriff's office and have you arrested or come arrest you themselves. another thing people will file a false tax return claiming a big amount. >> the irs only sends written notice fratricide someone -- if someone oz taxes. it's never by phone. >> fizz never by phone. -- it's never by phone. irs agents will come knock on your door. we will have a badge and credentials. we will not ask you to pay any money up front right now by credit card or debit card. that scam, that's where it comes from. and the last i heard, it's almost at (2) 600-0000 w

other agencies, but let's zoom in on the irs. how much, i mean, you take into consideration budget cuts, right? and the ability to get these things done in? >> yes. yes, we make sure that our recommendations are going to be cost effective recommendations. typically when we make a recommendation, the agency has flexibility in how to implement it. we don't tell them exactly how they need to implement the recommendations. so they have flexibility in order to do that, but we take that into account and we believe our recommendations if implemented will be cost effective. some of them require perhaps a little bit of it up front investment to implement the recommendations, but we believe the benefits will exceed the costs of implementing our recommendations. when i report to you and the rest of the members of congress that our recommendations in committed flash resulted in financial benefits over $70 billion, that's not the cause. so that's a net figure. so that's what we track. >> we can do about -- we can do a lot better, can't we? >>

irs website.se you can download software, commercial software from turbo tax or h & r block and the irs has providers that they say are accredited and work with. and you can look for one on the irs website. >> assuming i'm trying to get things together at point, it's a lot to process. let's say, this is not going to happen in time. >> the form to file for an extension is 4868. you have to do it by the april 18th deadline to avoid penalties or fees that you have to pay. the other thing you need to know is this is an extension to file your tax run but not an extension to pay what you may owe. if you owe tax, you have to pay as best as you can that tax by the april 18th deadline. >> even if you are not sure what it will be? >> try to estimate and pay something. send in some type of check. >> in terms of the fees that add up, how does the irs assess it. what am i talking about? >> there are separate penalties for failing to file on time and failing to pay on time. you might be assessed both of those.

we're learning how vulnerable the irs is to cyber attack. the chief congressional correspondent on capitol hill. >> reporter: good evening to you. right off the bat the irs commissioner told lawmakers about the staggering number of criminals trying to steal our personal information. >> we work continuously to protect our main computer systems from cyber attack and to safeguard taxpayer information stored in our data bases. the systems withstand more than 1 million malicious that attempts to access them each day. >> as they return to work ahead of the april 15 deadline. them unless the irs takes additional steps, they will remain at risk to undetected use. the irs was hit by a major breach in may 2015 when hackers stole private information of at least 720,000 people with another 575,000 they attempted to access according to the senate finance committee, today there was a bipartisan call for the irs to do better. >> there seems to be a systemic failure at the irs and protecting taxpayer information despite repeated warnings that the irs needed

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you can't take it out on the irs worker. they have their budget caught for over five years, they don't to want increase it because republicans hate the irs -- >> but, but, but, budget cuts but they still got $60 million in bonuses in 2013, sasha. >> well, you cut the number of people that you have to do the work that you have. and you're not going to get the right results. jonas is right, it's not the individual workers fault, there's a problem with management there that needs to get fixed. don't punish them without knowing what's going on. >> gary final word? >> another fabulous government agency, get more people. there's enough money in government to pay for it. do it today, not yesterday. >> thank you guys. and thanks to sasha in particular for joining us. >> thank you. >> stocks to take the sting out of the tax bill, next. so, same time next week? well, of course. wow. college already yeah! we gotta go yeah (sfx:car starts, car door closes) ♪for all those times you stood by me♪ ♪for all the truth that you made me see♪ an

what is the attitude of the irs? >> i'm not certain, to be honest, what the requirements are for this -- for use of this technology, whether it's required to have a warrant or not so i'll respond to that question in full when we've sent the response back. >> okay, you said you've used it 37 times. >> i said i think we've useed it about 37 times and we'd get back to the committee on how many times it's been used. >> it could be 36 or 38. why did you use it? >> i'm sorry? >> why did we use it? >> we use in the the course of a tax investigation. >> like what sort of crisis was there that you kind of had to know where people are? i would think that would be kind of a major thing. what -- can you give me like a pipe thet cal or even real fact situation that caused you to use this stuff? >> well, we use in the drug cases. we use in the count terrorism work we do. we use across a broad spectrum of activities that we have responsibility for. >> those would be things beyond just the irs's purview? terrorism and drugs? >> it's

we're learning how vulnerable the irs is to cyber attack.he chief congressional correspondent on capitol hill. >> reporter: good evening to you. right off the bat the irs commissioner told lawmakers about the staggering number of criminals trying to steal our personal information. >> we work continuously to protect our main computer systems from cyber attack and to safeguard taxpayer information stored in our data bases. the systems withstand more than 1 million malicious that attempts to access them each day. >> as they return to work ahead of the april 15 deadline. them unless the irs takes additional steps, they will remain at risk to undetected use. the irs was hit by a major breach in may 2015 when hackers stole private information of at least 720,000 people with another 575,000 they attempted to access according to the senate finance committee, today there was a bipartisan call for the irs to do better. >> there seems to be a systemic failure at the irs and protecting taxpayer information despite repeated warnings that the irs needed t

if you're owed a refund from the irs, you want to make sure you get it back.on't let scammers take your money, they're trying. or pay more than you owe. [ phone ringing ] >> the phone rings and on the other end, the dreaded tax man. only really it's not. sadly, tax season has become scam season for millions of americans, with fishing phone calls like that one only getting more common. >> it seemed like it was in a movie, just very unrealistic, but my fear got ahold of me. >> reporter: the first big tip in sniffing out a scam, remember, the irs does not e-mail or call you. >> if you've been audited, you'll get a letter in the mail. anybody who calls you like this, it is a scam. >> reporter: immediately report a call to the irs. the government is cracking down. convicting thousands of people just last year. another big and extremely costly scam, stolen refunds. identity thieves are ripping off taxpayers to the tune of billions of dollars every year by acquiring social security numbers, filing returns, and stealing refunds. >> people don't realize they're a victi

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this lady's office is in the same center as the irs center. if agents push a button ... >> it is never a good idea to be violent. >> a man went to a tax center to see why his tax requests for refunds were denied. over the course of six visits the man was hostile and spat at and threatened to fight a guard and would return with a gun. in the third case authorianothe his hair and hyperventilating at another tax center after being told that he couldn't get his tax refund because he had filed too late. he said "i will be back with my gun." we spoke to two taxpayers that said they were in line because they couldn't get anyone on the phone. even with the frustration, both said the attacks go too far >> i don't think that's a good idea. they are just doing their job. >> you can't win, you have to wait. either way or they will throw you out if you will be so violent. >> it is frustrating for a taxpayer to take time off of work and go sit in an office for hours at a time and get their irs issues resolved. when they get frustrated and they lash out at e

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while the irs commissioner defended the agency. chief correspondent michael emanuel has the story. >> the irs is not being led well. i think the irs misled americans. >> reporter: ahead of the annual tax day, paul ryan blasted the agency. >> they are not on top of their game with respect to preventing hacking from happening in the future. cyber theft. this is a problem. jr. they took some heat for the agency failing to fully implement 94 cyber security recommendations from the government accountability office. and lawmaker expressed their impatience. >> slow responses and partial measures at the irs do not protect innocent americans from these cyber attacks. we need to know what has gone wrong and why getting a guarantee that won't happen again. >> internal watch dog piled on about cyber thieves breaking through the system that allowed taxpayers to request transcripts of their returns. >> they thought it was a very low risk endeavour and it turned out not to be the case. >> the subcommittee chair focused on the irs struggling to ke

irs, y el presunto funcionario dice si no paga va a la cÁrcel y en algunos casos amenazan con de forot deportar a las personas. >>> recientemente no hace un mes me pasÓ iba manejando yo ya habÍa pagado mis taxes pero no de este aÑo, me llamÓ se identificÓ como un agente de la irs, te estoy llamando porque hubo error de unos taxes tuyos del aÑo 2 m014 debes un dinero, pero te mandamos y noitificaciÓ no les pago nada y no he recibido nada escrito. quÉ pasa me hablaba de una direcciÓn que nunca he tenido esa direcciÓn, yo porque preguntÉ porque con todos los programas que hacemos aquÍ en "un nuevo dÍa" , entonces uno estÁ informada, pero hay tanta gente que tiene miedo, me decÍa

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>> if you're self employed, that's another red flag to the irs.ot because they think you're going to evade taxes, but because your return is more complex. the other thing to think about, it's great to make charitable donations. wonderful thing to do, but keep those receipts. if you make a large donation and don't have a receipt, that's another red flag. you can be hit. >> let's say you fall into one of the higher risk groups, what can you do when you file to lessen your odds. >> one thing you want to do is make sure you are as accurate as possible. e-filing can help that a bit but you really have to keep great records. another thing to consider is when you get a lot of different 1099s and perhaps w 2s, if you had a couple different jobs, know, as you said, the irs is getting those forms and their computers are matching that up. make sure your information is accurate when you put in that information. big mistake people make is putting all of their investment income together. break it out as it is supposed to be. >> the older i get the more the year