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Tax Collection Statute Calculator

Calculate ASED and CSED expiration dates for IRS assessment and collection limitations.

Special Circumstances

ASED (Assessment Statute)

ASED Date:4/15/2026
Years:3
Days Left:0
EXPIRED - IRS cannot assess additional tax (unless exceptions apply)

CSED (Collection Statute)

CSED Date:4/15/2033
Years:10
Days Left:2551
ACTIVE - IRS collection actions permitted

Key Dates Timeline

DateEventSignificance
4/15/2023Return FiledStarts 3-year ASED clock (normal case)
4/15/2023Tax AssessedStarts 10-year CSED clock
4/15/2026ASED (Assessment Expires)Already expired
4/15/2033CSED (Collection Expires)Expires in 2551 days

CSED Extension Events

EventExtends ByNotes
Offer in Compromise pendingPeriod OIC is pending + 6 monthsFile Form 656, suspends collection while IRS reviews
Bankruptcy filingPeriod bankruptcy pending + 6 monthsAutomatic stay suspends all collection
Collection Due Process appealPeriod appeal pending + 90 daysRequest CDP hearing within 30 days of levy/lien notice
Taxpayer abroad 6+ monthsPeriod abroad + 6 monthsSuspension while taxpayer outside US
IRS unable to locate taxpayerPeriod taxpayer absentIf IRS cannot find taxpayer to collect
Installment agreement pendingPeriod pendingIA request suspends collection actions

Recommendation

Normal statute period. ASED: 3 years, CSED: 10 years. Monitor for IRS notices. Maintain good records. Respond timely to any correspondence.

Statute of Limitations Key Points

  • ASED: 3 years from filing (normal)
  • CSED: 10 years from assessment
  • Substantial understatement: 6-year ASED
  • Fraud: No statute expiration
  • No return filed: No expiration
  • OIC/Bankruptcy suspends CSED
  • CDP appeal extends CSED
  • Taxpayer abroad extends CSED
  • Monitor expiration dates carefully
  • Act before statutes expire
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