Picture four years and no particular person. A forum said only the recent years matter, so the oldest was nearly discarded.
One of the middle years looks like it might have been a refund. The newest is mostly information returns and a truck note. Someone used the letters SFR and never explained that a substitute can omit the receipts.
Put the oldest at the bottom. Pull the transcripts before anyone types a guess. The guess is the weak part. The transcript is the part that can be checked.
This is a shape, not a client and not a promise. If your own years rhyme with it, keep the bottom year until the transcript has spoken.
Putting the years into one stack and preparing them is the work this address does. Answering a levy, a lien or a deficiency notice on your behalf is representative work that belongs with a firm that does it, and bargaining a balance down is not something that happens here. No CPA license sits at this desk, so signed reports on statements go elsewhere too. All of that is spelled out at more length on the disclosures page.
If it does, you do not have to decide the oldest year is worthless because a forum was confident.
List the four, or however many you have, oldest at the bottom. We can read that list with you.
Say how they felt. Oldest first. No story from a forum has to be treated as a rule.
You will be talking to the Steven Palmieri practice.