The IRS randomly reviews a small percentage of returns regardless of audit risk. Additionally,
the IRS's focus on audit risk factors changes periodically and is not made public.
As a result, a low reading is no guarantee you won't be audited, nor does a high reading necessarily mean that you will be audited.
Click this link for more info about the Audit Risk Meter.
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