IRS Audits of Trump Taxes Are Called Thinly Staffed and Deferential

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : The largest chunk of the funding -- passed over Republican resistance -- is earmarked for enforcement, and administration officials say they will focus on large corporations and high-income taxpayers.
48% : In three of the years, they paid $750 or less in income taxes.
47% : The Trumps reported substantial losses for four of the six years, according to the report, and paid a total of $1.8 million in federal income tax over the six years.
42% : The Trumps reported a loss of $31.8 million for the year and paid $640,000 in income tax.
40% : At times, only a single IRS agent was assigned to examine Mr. Trump's complex tax returns, with insufficient support from specialists, according to the report by the staff of the Joint Committee on Taxation, which provided the information to the House committee that voted to release the former president's tax information.
27% : Based on a review of two decades of Mr. Trump's tax returns, the article said Mr. Trump often paid little in taxes and raised questions about some of his practices.

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