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If you file your income tax returns late, however, your date of assessment will be after you file the return. The clock will start to run on how long the IRS has to collect that tax as soon as the tax is assessed. So approximately 10 years after you file your income tax return your IRS tax debt will be discharged.
IRSâStatute of Limitations. The IRS has rules, just like taxpayers. An important one for those who have a balance due is called the Statute of Limitations. The Statute of Limitations is a rule that states the IRS, by law, only has 10 years to collect a tax that has been assessed.But then again, we are dealing with tax laws so, of course, itâs not quite that simple. As usual there are rules and exceptions to the rule of the ten year Statute of Limitations for collections.f you are audited and there is an additional tax due, the Statute of Limitations for the additional tax is 10 years from when the additional tax was assessed. There are also events that can extend the 10 year Statute of Limitations.