The good news, tax season will soon be over. April 18th is the deadline to file your 2016 taxes, and March 15th is the deadline for S corporations, and now, all LLCs.

The bad news, 0.7% of all tax returns are audited. Slim odds, but those audits brought the IRS and additional $17.7 billion in 2015. Here’s a breakdown of audit type as provided by the IRS:

The ugly news, risk of audit increases with income (measured in AGI). A tax return with an AGI of $75,000 has a 0.5% chance of being audited, compared to a 35% chance of being audited for AGIs over $10 million.

If you are concerned about the audit risk of some element of your tax return, we invite you to talk to your advisor.

Sources: 2015 IRS Databook