mrcurl
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Audit Risk Results

In years past I am normally lower side of the middle.  This year I am what looks like 85-90%.  We sold Two rental properties, sold our primary, and moved into our last rental.  We did a lot of costly remodeling to the rentals before selling.  I put the repairs and supplies on the schedule E for that particular house.  Should I just add all remodeling/rehabitating cost  and enter it as "other" and descripe as remodeling for sale of property.  It doesn't change the taxes I owe but would it bring down my Audit Risk?  What else can I do to bring down my Audit Risk?