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IRS Assessment Statutes: The Three-Year Rule, Six-Year Rule, and Open-Ended Exceptions
The IRS generally has three years to assess additional tax, but the starting date, six-year substantial-omission rules, unfiled returns, false returns, extensions, amended returns, and special statutes can change the deadline.
IRS Insights (From a Former Agent)
Lauren Twitchell, EA
Aug 26
2 min read
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