It is not in the best interest of the IRS to go after people more than 18 months prior to the return being filed because they run the risks of having a lot of audits go past the statute of limitations and their audit efforts would not pay off as much.
Hypothermia is caused by getting too cold, as the body loses more heat than it can generate and body temperature drops below 35C (95F).There are different types of hypothermia, depending on how quickly the body loses heat:t's also possible to get hypothermia in mild weather. For example, if you're soaked in the rain and don't dry off properly soon afterwards â particularly if there's a cool wind â the water evaporates from your skin and lowers your body temperature.
Exposure to colder-than-normal temperatures can also cause hypothermia. For example, if you step into an extremely cold, air-conditioned room immediately after being outside, you risk losing too much body heat in a short period of time.