And after you do all that work:
An in-house IRS study revealed in February that the agency loses
two million tax returns and related documents annually. One
employee said that when preparing for audits, he routinely requests
taxpayers' files from the state agencies because they are more
likely to have the documents.
An in-house IRS study revealed in February that the agency loses
two million tax returns and related documents annually. One
employee said that when preparing for audits, he routinely requests
taxpayers' files from the state agencies because they are more
likely to have the documents.
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