The last time I talked to the IRS people, they said that the "error" rate for EITC-including returns was significantly lower than the "error" rate for, say, returns with capital gains. And that most of the errors were not fraud but simply that people found the forms ambiguous...(posted 8758 days ago)But I agree that the IRS is not an agency that can focus on tightly monitoring and enforcing the EITC...