Sol internal assessment

Product & Service Guide Determining the Date of Assessment for IRS Collection Purposes Generally, the statute of limitations (SOL) on IRS collection enforcement is ten years from the date the tax is assessed. In the Internal Revenue Manual (IRM), the IRS refers to the date that ends the period in which collections may be enforced as the ... Dec. 29, 2020 • • • • • Generally, the statute of limitations (SOL) on IRS collection enforcement is ten years from the date the tax is assessed. In the Internal Revenue Manual (IRM), the IRS refers to the date that ends the period in which collections may be enforced as the Collection Statute Expiration Date, or CSED. Keep in mind that if a return is audited or a taxpayer files an amended return and additional tax is owed, the ten-year collection statute on the additional taxes will be later than the original return’s CSED. Additionally, many penalties carry their own CSED date, including the Estimated Tax Penalty, Deposit Penalty, Delinquency Penalty, various civil penalties, Fraud Penalty, and the Negligence Penalty. The first step in calculating the CSED is determining the date of assessment on the underlying liability. The date of assessment is the date an assessment officer signs the summary record. Typically, the date of assessment is a few weeks after the tax return is filed. It may take the IRS a couple of months or more to make the assessment in extenuating circumstances. For example, mailing a tax return to the wrong service ...

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