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Do You Need to File a Federal Income Tax Return? (Separate Website)
If you are not sure if you are required to file an income tax return you should read the information here. However, even if you are not required to file a return, you may want to file anyway to receive a refund for any Federal Income Tax that was withheld, or any credits you may also qualify for.
By: Internal Revenue Service

Senior Citizens Vehicle Registration (Separate Website)
This site explains the requirements for the Senior Citizen exemption from registration fees and motor vehicle registration tax. It also lists the limits and responsibilities for the exemption. There is a link for the affidavit to apply. Signatures must be notorized or witnessed by a representative of the Division of Motor Vehicles.
By: State of Alaska

Tax and Accounting Sites Directory, Armed Forces (Separate Website)
This directory presents links to tax forms and publications for use by the armed forces and U.S. Government Civilian Employees stationed abroad.
By: Internal Revenue Service

Tax Law Changes for Individuals (Separate Website)
This site lists the various tax law changes for 2006 tax year and also gives the new tax laws that will change for 2007. The site is provided so individuals can compute their estimated tax for 2007. A tax schedule for 2007 is also provided.
By: Internal Revenue Service

Taxpayer Rights (Separate Website)
Do taxpayers really have any rights? Maybe you have more than you think. Here you will find The Taxpayer Bill of Rights (as passed by Congress.) And, you can learn more about your rights and how you can locate help if you need it.
By: Internal Revenue Service

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