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The IRS Criminal Investigation unit’s findings reveal the scale of pandemic-related fraud, with nearly 700 new investigations opened in the past year alone, representing $5 billion in potential fraudulent claims.

Nearly six in ten physicians report a net worth exceeding $1 million, showcasing the financial rewards of a medical career despite recent economic turbulence.

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