The IRS audited 0.9 million out of 120 million taxpayers. Of those audited, 0.7 million had to make additional payments, and 130 were convicted of fraud. What is the estimated probability of having to make additional payments if audited and what is the estimated probability of being convicted of fraud?

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The IRS audited 0.9 million out of 120 million taxpayers.  Of those audited, 0.7 million had to make additional payments, and 130 were convicted of fraud.  What is the estimated probability of having to make additional payments if audited and what is the estimated probability of being convicted of fraud?

mertsj · Answer

@perl why did you erase that...it was good.

perl · Answer

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