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How Long Can the IRS Collect Back Taxes? The 10-Year Rule Explained
The IRS generally has ten years to collect a tax debt, but the clock starts at assessment, not the tax year, and it pauses for events like an offer in compromise or bankruptcy. Here's how to find your real CSED.
MJ Cunningham, EA
Sep 29
7 min read
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