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We have a combined 60 years of direct IRS work experience in the local, district, and regional tax offices of the internal revenue service.
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As a former IRS agent, I can tell you that with the new IRS CADE2 computer system, in the very near future you will be getting a letter from the Internal Revenue Service because IRS is getting more sophisticated in their income tracking.
I tell you this not to scare you but to let you know it’s best to take an assertive position with the Internal Revenue Service and get your tax returns filed and work out a settlement with them before they catch up with you.
Millions of people for whatever reasons have not filed their tax returns. The Tax Gap is estimated in the billions. Some estimates have it at $5 billion.
The tax gap is a term used for taxpayers who have failed to file their tax returns and have monies owed to the Internal Revenue Service.There is a fear of filing because of what the IRS will do to them.
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The Tax Gap pertaining to Unfiled Tax Returns
The Internal Revenue Service released a new set of tax gap estimates.The tax gap is defined as the amount of tax liability faced by taxpayers that is not paid on time.The new tax gap estimate represents the first full update of the report in five years, and it shows the nation’s compliance rate is essentially unchanged from the last review.
The tax gap statistic is a helpful guide to the scale of tax compliance and to the persisting sources of low compliance, but it is not an adequate guide to year-to-year changes in IRS programs or to year-to-year returns on IRS service and enforcement initiatives.
The voluntary compliance rate is the percentage of total tax revenues paid on a timely basis — for tax year 2006 is estimated to be 83.1 percent. The voluntary compliance rate for 2006 is statistically unchanged from the most recent prior estimate of 83.7 percent calculated for tax year 2001.
On a relative basis, the tax gap is largely in line with the growth in total tax liabilities. In addition, some growth in the tax gap estimate is attributed to better data and improved estimation methods.
For example, the IRS developed a new econometric model for estimating the tax gap attributable to small corporations which was then applied to newer operational data. Also, large corporation tax gap estimates for 2006 are based on improved statistical methods and updated data.
Finally, the data related to individual income taxpayers continues to improve based on improved estimation techniques and newer data.
The tax gap can be divided into three components:
As was the case in 2001, the under reporting of income remained the biggest contributing factor to the tax gap in 2006.
Under-reporting across taxpayer categories accounted for an estimated $376 billion of the gross tax gap in 2006, up from $285 billion in 2001.
Tax non-filing accounted for $28 billion in 2006, up from $27 billion in 2001. Underpayment of tax increased to $46 billion, up from $33 billion in the previous study.
Overall, compliance is highest where there is third-party information reporting and/or withholding. For example, most wages and salaries are reported by employers to the IRS on Forms W-2 and are subject to withholding.
As a result, a net of only 1 percent of wage and salary income was misreported. But amounts subject to little or no information reporting had a 56 percent net misreporting rate in 2006.
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In almost all cases the IRS wants your back tax issues cleaned up and the unfiled tax years filed.Non-filers and unfiled IRS tax returns are a huge issue for IRS as well.
Their generally policy is this: Get the taxpayer back into the system so the taxpayer is now in compliance and paying future IRS taxes.
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