The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is adding artificial intelligence tools to crack down on potential tax violations, the agency announced on Friday. The IRS claims it will be focusing on wealthy taxpayers who have used "sophisticated schemes to avoid taxes," instead of burdening average people with "no-change" audits.
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is adding artificial intelligence tools to crack down on potential tax violations, the agency announced on Friday. The IRS claims it will be focusing on wealthy taxpayers who have used "sophisticated schemes to avoid taxes," instead of burdening average people with "no-change" audits.
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