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This isn't legal advice, but generally speaking, the statute of limitations for IRS-related taxes is 10 years from the time the tax is assessed, but you have to have filed a return for that tax year and not fraudulently omitted taxable events. If you fail to file a return or commit fraud there is no limitation and they have eternity to smash you. This is a complicated issue though so if you or anyone has concerns they should call a CPA or Tax lawyer and talk it through
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