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Day: May 1, 2012

The legal standard of “willfulness”: Opt out to avoid high penalties

1 May, 2012

Under IRS Form 1040, at the bottom of Schedule B, Part III, on Page 2, Question 7(a) states: “at any time during the previous year, did you have any interest in or signatory or other

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