Eliminates statute of limitations on income tax assessments that arise out of erroneous refunds induced by fraud.

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This bill changes the time limits for the state to assess income taxes. It extends the time to assess taxes related to erroneous refunds from three years to five years, with exceptions for fraud. The bill also clarifies rules for assessing taxes related to federal partnership audits and retroactively applies these changes to certain past assessments.

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D · PrimeDan Hutchison
D · PrimeSterley Stanley
D · CoShanique Speight

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