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by sandeep_thaparianz » Sun Jul 15, 2012 3:12 am
The people who are least likely to be audited by the Internal Revenue Service this year are those who have been audited since 1985 and who were found to have made no mistakes in filing their returns during that audit.
Of the following people, who is MOST likely to be audited by the IRS?
(A) A person who was audited in 1986 but was not found to have made any mistakes in filing his return.
(B) A person who was audited in 1986 and whose lawyer corrected several mistakes in the tax return prior to the filing deadline.
(C) A person whose spouse was convicted of tax fraud in 1987, who was then audited and found to have made no mistakes.
(D) A person who was last audited in 1984, and had no mistakes uncovered by the IRS during that audit.
(E) A person who was audited in each of the past five years, but was found to have made no mistakes in any of the filings.

[spoiler]ANS is D.Y E is wrong??[/spoiler]
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by niketdoshi123 » Sun Jul 15, 2012 4:44 am
sandeep_thaparianz wrote:The people who are least likely to be audited by the Internal Revenue Service this year are those who have been audited since 1985 and who were found to have made no mistakes in filing their returns during that audit.
Of the following people, who is MOST likely to be audited by the IRS? (
(A) A person who was audited in 1986 but was not found to have made any mistakes in filing his return.
(B) A person who was audited in 1986 and whose lawyer corrected several mistakes in the tax return prior to the filing deadline.
(C) A person whose spouse was convicted of tax fraud in 1987, who was then audited and found to have made no mistakes. .
(D) A person who was last audited in 1984, and had no mistakes uncovered by the IRS during that audit. This person was never audited after 1984, therefore he is most likely to be audited.
(E) A person who was audited in each of the past five years, but was found to have made no mistakes in any of the filings. Both the conditions satisfy for him to be least likely to be audited.
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