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Michael Plaks
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Amended tax returns come with IRS audit risk

Michael Plaks
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"Filing a large claim for a refund on an amended return will almost always cause an audit," according to a former IRS attorney. https://www.taxprotoday.com/news/raise-your-hand-if-you-want-your-taxes-audited

This is something I have been telling investors forever. Especially when they want to file a "quick and dirty" return with minimal deductions to qualify for a loan (which is mortgage fraud, by the way) and then file a "real" return with maximum deductions requesting a refund.

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