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In response to
"
They don't have IRS tax manuals for Kindle? Amazon is slacking off! -- nm
"
by
TFox
seems like it would be a no-brainer
Posted by
znufrii
Feb 3 '09, 07:55
but the again, this is the IRS we're talking aobut.
Responses:
Amazon offeres a free pdf to azw conversion service. -- nm
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ty97
Feb 3, 08:04
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well, there you go. -- nm
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znufrii
Feb 3, 08:06
1
not sure it would work properly with the columnized tax docs though -- nm
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ty97
Feb 3, 08:10
Why would they pay to make a format for such a tiny percentage of their users? It's a complete waste of money. -- nm
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Amy
Feb 3, 08:00
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I would Amazon would be in the perfect position to subsidize it for their users. -- nm
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znufrii
Feb 3, 08:02
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They're not going to pay for government docs that are free online. -- nm
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Amy
Feb 3, 08:04
^"think"^ -- nm
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znufrii
Feb 3, 08:03
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