Individual Tax Audits In 2008, the audit risk for the average individual filing a

Chapter 8, Problem 37

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Individual Tax Audits In 2008, the audit risk for the average individual filing a federal income tax return was about 1 in 100. For individuals with an adjusted gross income of $1 million or higher, the audit risk was about 1 in 16. About 1 in 250 individuals filing federal income tax returns have adjusted gross incomes of $1 million or higher. If an individual income tax return has been chosen to be audited, find the probability that the individuals adjusted gross income is $1 million or higher. Source: Internal Revenue Service

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