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Forever...honestly. The SOls, which have different lengths for review, assesment and collection...and can be started and stopped by differen things (like the sending of a request to you tolls the running of time until you respond, etc)....in any case - ALL only START to run once a return is filed. Don't file, no start to SOL and your perpetually open to the liability, which after a while may well be pursued criminally as well too.

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