ilmscore | Prediction Details
"So the IRS identifies who to go after using the matching strategy. And listen, you need to understand how they're doing this to avoid becoming a target for the IRS. So here's what happens. Essentially, the IRS compares what you report on your tax return and what third parties report to the IRS about you. And when those numbers don't match up, then a computer is going to flag it."
By ClearValue Tax | January 5, 2026 | Correct
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Interpreted Prediction
The IRS uses a 'matching strategy' where they compare reported income on tax returns with information provided by third parties (like platforms or employers). Discrepancies will trigger an automated flag.
AI Evaluation Notes
The IRS matching strategy is a well-established practice. Numerous sources confirm that the IRS compares income reported on tax returns with information reported by third parties to identify discrepancies.

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Topic
IRS Matching Strategy

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