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Why Black taxpayers are more likely to get audited by the IRS

Black taxpayers are between three to five times more likely to be audited by the IRS than other taxpayers.

United statesWiley kylesMatt longAdam olsonUniversity of cincinnatiLindner college of businessDepartment of the treasuryStanford universityW bernard kyles coUnited wayLindner collegeAmericans for tax fairnessHadi elzaynMoira weirUnited way of greater cincinnati

IRS Sends Black Taxpayers at Least 2 9X More Audit Notices

Researchers demonstrate how the IRS could tweak its secret algorithm to reduce the audit disparity facing Black taxpayers.

North carolinaUnited statesStanford reglabJacob goldinEvelyn smithTreasury departmentStanford law schoolNational research projectUniversity of chicagoUniversity of michiganPresident bidenRacial justice executive orderDependent databaseEarned income tax creditHadi elzayn

IRS sends Black taxpayers at least 2 9X more audit notices

Researchers demonstrate how the IRS could tweak its secret algorithm to reduce the audit disparity facing Black taxpayers.

North carolinaUnited statesStanford reglabJacob goldinEvelyn smithTreasury departmentStanford law schoolNational research projectUniversity of chicagoUniversity of michiganPresident bidenRacial justice executive orderDependent databaseEarned income tax creditHadi elzayn

IRS Disproportionately Audits Black Taxpayers

A Stanford collaboration with the Department of the Treasury yields the first direct evidence of differences in audit rates by race.

North carolinaUnited statesStanford reglabJacob goldinEvelyn smithWilliam benjamin scottTarun rameshTreasury departmentNational research projectStanford institute for humanUniversity of chicagoStanford institute for economic policy researchUniversity of michiganStanford law schoolStanford instituteHuman centered artificial intelligence

Black Americans Are Much More Likely to Face Tax Audits, Study Finds

A new report documents systemic discrimination in how the I.R.S. selects taxpayers to be audited, with implications for a debate on the agency’s funding.

University of chicagoUnited statesWhite houseDistrict of columbiaRobin fisherStanford reglabEvelyn smithJacob goldinThomas hertzTarun rameshRevenue serviceGovernance labUniversity of michiganTreasury departmentTreasury department office of tax analysisStanford university

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