Underreporting in a sentence

And Black taxpayers appear to disproportionately file returns with the sort of potential errors that are easy for IRS systems to identify, like underreporting certain income or claiming tax credits that the taxpayer does not qualify for, the authors find.

But Maritz says that capacity challenges and delays in testing with the new protocol have led to underreporting of cases.

In fact, Grindheim mentions believing Digerati is intentionally underreporting 's revenues to justify little to no residuals being paid to Conradical Games.

Smith has been ordered to pay $411,279 to the IRS after underreporting $1.2 million of taxable income to the IRS.

The biggest culprits of underreporting tend to be business owners.

There have been no published estimates of the true number of deaths from the virus in China, and some professionals have been accused of underreporting deaths by linking these to underlying conditions.

This underreporting, the attorney said, even included the September 28, 2021 death of a construction worker, who had been contracted to help build the factory itself.

Crime statistics (although, as ever, flawed because of underreporting) indicate that violence in the 1850s and 60s was fairly low.

Democrats and Biden, beginning with the Clinton administration, supported by the Obama administration and embraced by Republicans, embarked upon a strategy of undercounting or underreporting unemployment rates, in 1994.

Gayles-Johnson is also accused of underreporting money the business made.

If you made the mistake of underreporting your gross income by 25% or more on a return, the IRS has six years to challenge it.

The death toll, 35, resurrected longstanding rumors about official underreporting of death tolls after deadly incidents.

There is a large amount of underreporting and everyone knows it.

When adjusted to account for this underreporting, the percentage of American women who underwent a self-managed abortion in 2023 was 7.1%.

And, like the unemployment rate, the numbers also will be revised - and likely upward, due to underreporting.

Back in April of 2018, we cited the Center for Investigative Reporting’s magazine wrote about how Tesla was allegedly underreporting workplace injuries in state and federal records.

He has been charged with underreporting his remuneration at Nissan by several billion yen over eight years and aggravated breach of trust for allegedly misusing the automaker's funds.

He was accused by the Japanese authorities of underreporting his compensation and shifting personal financial losses to Nissan.

Prof Martin Green, the chief executive of Care UK, which represents the largest care providers, said: 'We are seeing underreporting of the number of deaths.

The report said that a lack of confidence among employees that their complaints would be taken seriously or acted upon was most likely to blame for such underreporting despite efforts to improve the situation.