<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>Seven years ago the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) audited one out of every 90 individual income tax returns. Last year it was one out of every 119. This year it is expected to be just one out of every 143<wm> people seeking tax refunds.
As for your employment law question, it's possible that John can be issued a notice and requires a final determination in writing stating that his work situation is correct and any further action is not needed from him. However, he can't file a return by mail because his annual return needs to be filed electronically. However, he can file Form W-4C at any tax refund processing agency he is affiliated with in his area. You can't give him a form of the specific</wm> instructions for a form W-4 (2-3 pages) without going through the tax code sections