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The CSED is not 6 years, but 10 years for the feds to collect on the taxes owed. There is no CSED date on state taxes. States have the right to levy any income sources and assets if need be.
There is for Federal taxes, 6 years, but it varies from state to state in regards to state taxes and community taxes.
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