Personal Finance and Investing

I'm not too worried. I'm just disgustingly honest when it comes to this sort of thing. Also, I've never had anything I could hide that would be worth hiding. I've been a vagabond, if you will, for most of my adult life. As such, I've always been a renter, never bought a home and I just don't have that much tax crap to worry about.

I had long thought that if the IRS was going to come after me (or audit, as the case may be) for anything, it would have been the transportation workers per diem calculations and amounts I had entered for the last decade or so. The only documentation I ever had to prove the amount I was claiming was my hours of service log books, which are entirely admissible in court as I understand it, but never heard a peep from the IRS.

But still....my luck? Sixteen dollars will get me in trouble!