Collection Statute Expiration (CSED) Strategy
Review of the 10-year collection statute and its effect on your balance.
How Coda Approaches Collection Statute Expiration (CSED) Strategy
The IRS generally has 10 years to collect a tax debt. Understanding where the collection statute stands can shape your options. We review the CSED on your account to help inform your resolution path and avoid payments on expired debts where applicable.
- Computation of collection statute expiration dates
- How the statute affects payment and settlement decisions
- Avoiding payments on expired debts where applicable
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