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Three Years After You File, the IRS’s Window to Question Your Return Slams Shut Forever. The Deadline That Protects You and the Two Things That Quietly Remove…
The IRS has three years from your filing date to assess more tax, but filing late stretches that window day for day.
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The IRS has three years from your filing date to assess more tax, but filing late stretches that window day for day. Omitting more than 25% of gross income extends the IRS window to six years; fraud or no return removes the deadline entirely.
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