I have heard stories of people getting caught faking receipts for Ubers / dinner expenses. Not that I am considering doing this, but if one were to occasionally change the date or time of a receipt and submit that for expense, how would the bank find out?
If the IRS audits my bank, would that be a risk? Once again, asking for a friend.
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