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The 6-Year Rule for Unfiled Tax Returns: What It Really Means
Many taxpayers are surprised to learn this: if you never filed a tax return, the IRS can legally go back forever. There is no statute of limitations on unfiled returns. The clock only starts once a return is filed. So why does the IRS talk about a 6-year rule? Because while the IRS can  demand every unfiled year, they generally don’t. The 6-year rule is an IRS administrative policy, not a legal limit—but it matters when you’re trying to get back into compliance. No Statute of
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Tax Tip Tuesday: Digital App Payments - What You Need to Know
In today’s world, digital app payments have become the new norm. Whether you’re sending money to a friend through Venmo, collecting rent via Zelle, or accepting business payments on PayPal or Cash App, these platforms make transactions faster and more convenient.
Sep 92 min read
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