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As the IRS targets wealthy Americans for audits, here are red flags for everyday filers

By Kate Dore, CFP®,

2024-09-09

By Kate Dore, CFP®,

2024-09-09

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Edmond Schwab

30d ago

vote red no matter what if you want the madness to end

Shuveet Upuhazz

30d ago

Keep in mind, anyone who earns more than $40,000 a year is considered “wealthy” and if you own a home you qualify for being referred to as a millionaire

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