From a social anthropological perspective we can interpret relationship marketing theories and practices as commodity exchange that instrumentalise features of gift exchange.
Myth: Audits are done immediately. The IRS abides by a statute of limitations of three years after the due date of the return, says Clegg. For âsubstantial errors,â the IRS maintains it can go back six years and recommends you keep most records at least that long.
The time periods can be even longer than six years in some cases. The IRS has no time limit if you never file a return. For unfiled tax returns, criminal violations or fraud, though, the practical limit is usually six years. Another scary rule is that the IRS can audit forever if you omit certain tax forms. Plus, once an assessment is made, the IRS collection statute is typically 10 years. In some cases, the IRS can go back 30 years. In Beeler v. Commissioner, the Tax Court held Mr. Beeler responsible for 30 year-old payroll tax penalties.