RSS feed of statute-of-limitation
In general the Internal Revenue Code provides that no action may be maintained more than six years after the commission of a criminal tax violation.
However, the Court has ruled that the statute does not necessarily begin when the tax return was filed or should have been filed.
The inflation reduction act of 2022 provies the IRS with $79 billion to focus on enforcement and operations
Unfair Double Counting For Tax Loss When Determining Federal Sentencing Guidelines
Court Finds That the Criminal Offense for a U.S. Resident’s Willful Failure to File an FBAR was Not Unconstitutionally Vague
The Applicable Federal Sentencing Guideline for a Violation of Internal Revenue Code Section 7212.
In a Criminal Tax Case the Taxpayer Must Press His Statute of Limitation Defense at Trial or It Will Be Waived