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1. What is the date of the statute of limitations if a taxpayer files a Form 1040X(Amended US Individual Income Tax Return) o
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B. March 15, 2019

There is a three-year statute of limitations. This states that any amendment in the filed returns in which there is a possibility of tax refund needs to be done within three years after the date the taxpayer filed the original tax return.

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