IRS Practice & Procedure In year 1, X timely filed his income tax return. X properly...
IRS Practice & Procedure
In year 1, X timely filed his income tax return. X properly owed and paid tax for that year. In year 4, X incurs a net operating loss. What is the statute of limitations for obtaining a refund for year 1 taxes upon the carryback of the loss? Explain.
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The statute of limitations applicable in this situation is 3 years from the date of filling his year 1 income tax return.Now all he has to see that whether the three years date from from filling year 1 is expired or not.
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