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Tax submission deadline this year is April 17 (courtesy of Emancipation Day holiday in DC). You should be receiving the usual W2s and 1099s in the mail pretty soon. The IRS has issued some guidelines for you to follow to make it easier on yourself when tax season kicks off in full swing.

Firstly, start getting your records up to speed. Gather all receipts, statements and income documents to validate your income and expenses for last year. Here’s what Clay Sanford, an IRS representative in Dallas said: “The first thing you’ll want to do is to gather your records and round up any documents you’ll need when filing your taxes. Get

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