“When Tax Preparer Fraud Keeps
the IRS Audit Door Open Forever”
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She filed her returns on time. Paid what she owed. Had no idea anything was wrong.
Twenty-seven years later, the IRS came knocking—demanding $65,000 in tax, $13,000 in penalties, and over $250,000 in interest.
The reason? Her tax preparer had committed fraud. She never knew. But in some courts, that doesn’t matter.
There’s a rule that keeps the audit window open indefinitely when a return is fraudulent. And in certain jurisdictions, it applies even if the fraud was entirely the preparer’s doing.
The courts are split on this. Where you litigate can determine whether you’re protected—or exposed.
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