IRS Audit Risk Analyzer

IRS Audit Risk Analyzer

Evaluate your potential IRS audit risk factors and get personalized recommendations

Income Information

Deductions & Credits

Which tax credits do you claim? (Check all that apply)

Business & Special Situations

Additional Risk Factors (Check all that apply)

Your Estimated Audit Risk
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Low Risk
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Based on the information provided, your audit risk is calculated to be low. The average audit rate for all taxpayers is less than 1%, and your profile does not contain significant red flags that would increase this risk.

Key Risk Factors Identified

Personalized Recommendations

Disclaimer: This tool provides estimates for educational purposes only and does not constitute tax or legal advice. The IRS selection process for audits is not fully disclosed to the public and can change from year to year. While this tool uses known risk factors to estimate relative audit risk, it cannot predict with certainty whether you will be audited. Please consult with a qualified tax professional for specific advice regarding your tax situation.

The thought of an IRS audit can be a source of significant anxiety for many taxpayers. Our IRS Audit Risk Analyzer is designed to help alleviate this concern by allowing you to evaluate your potential audit risk factors and receive personalized recommendations to minimize them. This intuitive tool guides you through a series of pertinent questions covering various aspects of your tax situation. You’ll start by providing basic income information, including your annual income, filing status, and primary income source. The analyzer then delves into your deductions and credits, asking about standard vs. itemized deductions, charitable contributions, and whether you claim the home office deduction. Crucially, it prompts you to check which specific tax credits you claimed, such as Earned Income Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit, Education Credits, Energy Credits, or Foreign Tax Credit, as certain credits can sometimes draw more IRS attention. The tool also covers “Business & Special Situations,” inquiring if you’ve claimed business losses in the past three years, if you invest in cryptocurrency, or if you have foreign financial accounts. Finally, it addresses “Additional Risk Factors,” allowing you to check for common red flags like cash-intensive businesses, round numbers on tax returns, significant differences in income from previous years, unusually large charitable donations relative to income, or a history of prior audits or payments. By analyzing your responses, the tool provides insights into potential areas that might attract IRS scrutiny. This is an invaluable resource for individuals and businesses aiming for greater peace of mind and wanting to proactively ensure their tax returns are robust and minimize audit triggers. Our aim is to demystify audit risks, empowering you to file your taxes with greater confidence and accuracy.

 

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