Wyatt earp
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The answer to the question was typically up to 10 years for complicated corporate returns. Having said that, the IRS has a statute of limitation of 3 years. After which you may dispose of your old documentation.Do they keep it on file or not smartass?
Last time I was audited they had all my old shit
Oh they've everything on you, I, and anyone posting here Gramps
They've probably got our DNA
But you see, globalists that do biz all over this rock don't have to answer to the USofA, never have, never will
And he who has the gold, makes the 'rules'
maybe you could dig yourself a hole in your backyard for some Gramps
~S~
This may or may not be a coincidence but my point was if he did something wrong on his taxes then the irs will be able to produce them via a subpoena.
There is no naivete involved. Just games to "get Trump" by any means.
3 years?
Then why do I keep mine for 7 years?
I thought it was 7