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IRS strikes again
> Have to correct Dennis a bit. It's 3 years from
> the date the returns were
> LAST due to be filed. This includes extensions so
> that, for example,
In the irs lingo, an extension extends the day first
due. There is no last day due. But, Mark's
qualification makes its point.
dennis
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Have to correct Dennis a bit. It's 3 years from the date the returns were
LAST due to be filed. This includes extensions so that, for example, if
they are not filed by April 15 of the following year, then the 3 year period
starts running from October 15 of the year subsequent to the tax year in
question.
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Subject: [cdcbaa] Re: IRS strikes again
> --- In cdcbaa@yahoogroups.com, "nicklambajian"
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>> Client is 70 years old. Today he received a notice from the IRS
> (dated
>> February 9, 2008) that he owes $2722.24 for 2001 and $2784.91 for
> 2002.
>>
>> Are thhose tax debts dischargeable since they are 4 years post
> filing
>> the tax returns?
>
> dischargeable when (must pass all three):
> 3 years since first due
> 2 years since return filed
> 240 days (plus see statute) since assessed.
>
> Does anyone know the statute of limitations on tax
>> debts when the return was filed?
>
> 10 years
>
> 6-7 years post filing date seems to
>> be a bit unreasonable.
>>
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wrote:
>
> Client is 70 years old. Today he received a notice from the IRS
(dated
> February 9, 2008) that he owes $2722.24 for 2001 and $2784.91 for
2002.
>
> Are thhose tax debts dischargeable since they are 4 years post
filing
> the tax returns?
dischargeable when (must pass all three):
3 years since first due
2 years since return filed
240 days (plus see statute) since assessed.
Does anyone know the statute of limitations on tax
> debts when the return was filed?
10 years
6-7 years post filing date seems to
> be a bit unreasonable.
>
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Client is 70 years old. Today he received a notice from the IRS (dated
February 9, 2008) that he owes $2722.24 for 2001 and $2784.91 for 2002.
Are thhose tax debts dischargeable since they are 4 years post filing
the tax returns? Does anyone know the statute of limitations on tax
debts when the return was filed? 6-7 years post filing date seems to
be a bit unreasonable.
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