Rick filed his 2019 tax return on June 15, 2020. Rick reported 100% of his gross income earned on his tax return. The statute of limitations for IRS assessment on Ricks 2019 tax return will end on:

		April 15, 2022.
		June 15, 2022.
		April 15, 2023.
		June 15, 2023.
		The statute of limitations is unlimited.

Henry filed his 2019 tax return on April 1, 2020. Henry reported 100% of his gross income earned on his tax return. The statute of limitations for IRS assessment on Henrys 2019 tax return will end on:

		April 1, 2022.
		April 15, 2022.
		April 1, 2023.
		April 15, 2023.
		The statute of limitations is unlimited.

John never filed his 2013 tax return despite earning approximately $45,000 in taxable income. When does the statute of limitations expire for Johns 2013 tax return?

		April 15, 2016
		April 15, 2017
		April 15, 2018
		April 15, 2019
		April 15, 2020
		The statute of limitations is unlimited.

Renee filed her 2019 tax return on March 1, 2020. Renee included only 60% of her gross income earned on her tax return. The statute of limitations for IRS assessment on Renees 2019 tax return will end on:

		March 1, 2023.
		April 15, 2023.
		March 1, 2025.
		April 15, 2025.
		March 1, 2026.
		April 15, 2026.
		The statute of limitations is unlimited.