RANDOM QUICK TAX TIPS FROM THE BEAUTIFUL MIND OF STIKKS #3
RANDOM QUICK TAX TIPS FROM THE BEAUTIFUL MIND OF STIKKS
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It is always good to review your tax return before submitting to the IRS. There may be errors on your tax return that you may have missed. For example, you reported that you sold stock but your accountant failed to include the cost basis of the stocks sold. The IRS sends millions of letters each year, it is only natural that many of them may be incorrect. You have the right to contest or appeal the proposed assessment. Just don't get angry at the IRS and avoid the letter all together.
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