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DallasNews.com: Business: Taxes 2001

2000 Tax Forms

Welcome to the 2000 Internal Revenue Service database of publications and forms. Inside you can find all downloadable forms and publications for 2000, including tax rates and schedules, Form 1040A and Form 1040EZ. To use this database, you must have the Adobe Acrobat plug-in for your browser. Download it here.

For more information, visit the IRS web site at http://www.irs.ustreas.gov or phone 1-800-829-3676.


04/13/2001

Tax time more difficult than ever
WASHINGTON – Some evidence that the tax code is getting impossibly complicated: More than half a million taxpayers paid the federal government an average of $610 apiece more than they owed in 1998 because they chose the standard deduction when they could have itemized.

03/19/2001

Personal Finance: No alternative
Along with the buzz in Washington about a tax cut, pressure is mounting in Congress to rescue middle-income taxpayers from a growing albatross: The alternative minimum tax or AMT.

03/08/2001

Not the Sam old, Sam old
Uncle Sam wants your electrons. The Internal Revenue Service, spurred by a 1998 congressional mandate to make e-filing more attractive, is nodding with approval at all sorts of new online tax services.

02/15/2001

Taxing questions? Get answers

02/13/2001

Taxing questions? Get answers
Certified public accountants will answer tax questions from noon until 4 p.m. Sunday during The Dallas Morning News' annual Tax Hotline. The service is free and the number to call is 972-222-NEWS.









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