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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Digenes, post: 938402, member: 16318&quot;]I have been audited once and it was not fun.&nbsp; Trouble was that my income as reported did not match my &quot;lifestyle&quot;. When I reported for the audit, they told me, that could not understand how I could only have a reported income of 650 dollars a month yet afford a 1400 dollar a month morgage and a 350 dollar a month car payment.&nbsp; Yes I filed my taxes properly and legally and reported all required income.&nbsp; The confusion came in because I am on SSD, which they didn&#039;t check first and also get VA Disability, which is totally non-reportable (to that point you get no 1099-Rs,) Luckly I had kept all my 1099-Rs, SSA-1099&#039;s, form 1098&#039;s and earned intrest statements from my bank along with my VA Disablity rateing letter which I received back in 1997 and the audit was in 2008. (thank god I had the last 10 years worth)</p><p>It was the non-reportable VA disablity that tripped their flags with my taxes.</p><p>It was a very nerve wracking experence to say the least, but in the end they agreed I had done nothing wrong.</p><p>I guess basicly what I am saying is, yes they do look at lifestyle when they decide to audit.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Dave&nbsp; USNR and Diabled Vet.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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