No one at IRS is going to look at each one, whether the return is e-filed or paper-filed.

Last year was the first year ever that more people filed an electronic file than a paper return.

Just keep a paper copy of what you filed.

Some (salaries) are too high, some are too low, and until the IRS looked into it in 2004, no one knew.

Often, there are 30 or 40 stocks in the portfolio, and the (trading) turnover is fairly rapid.

No one can get past what they see on paper. There's still a misconception that football is just a big man's sport.