Income tax returns are selected through a computer analysis called the $$Discriminant Function$$ or $$DIF$$ system, which is designed to identify returns with a high probability of error and a resulting significant tax change. For example, returns with enormous deductions that would appear beyond the taxpayer$$s financial ability $($because claimed deductible expenses nearly equal reported income$)$ will result in a high DIF score.

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