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Six years?

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I always feel nervous when I have to amend a client’s taxes.  After all, that means that the ability of the IRS to audit their report continues.  Normally, there is a 6 year deadline for audits.  Except that time frame starts from the due date of the return or the time the taxes are filed- whichever is later.  (Yes, that means just because you filed in January of this year for 2021 does not mean that the audit period lapses on 31 January 2028; nope- it’s still [for this year, which the altered due date] 18 April 2028.

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Again? Really?

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Here we go again!

Another article in the Wall Street Journal that indicates it has stopped providing analysis and depth in news reporting. And, you can bet that a bunch of other papers will use the same basic facts that will mislead you.  (Since I wrote that sentence, it has come true- I’ve added the “pack’s” comments below.)

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The Taxman Cometh- NOT!

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The GOP has done a number on the IRS.

One would think that the IRS was a Democratic Party stronghold by the way they’ve cut funding to the agency.  (I guess it’s like TheDonald alleging that the GOP members of Mueller’s investigatory staff all miraculously changed parties from the GOP to effect the investigation of TheDonald’s obstruction of justice.)

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Dewey, Cheatem, and Howe?

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Tick, tock. The clock is running.

The IRS believes that folks with self-employment income- those who file Schedule C with their 1040- are hiding income. How much? Enough to add $ 125 billion to the US Treasury. (Notice that is the total of the taxes due, not how much revenue is being unreported.) And, these folks are responsible for about 27% of the total taxes not being paid per the law.

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