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yes, I think so. but I only play a tax professional on st. -- nm*
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tRuMaN
This seems contrary to most of what I’ve reas -- nm
Posted by
JackDawson (aka dawson)
Apr 15 '20, 07:02
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Senior dependents are not eligible for the bonus stimulus. but if they receive Social security, they will get a separate check
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tRuMaN
Apr 15, 07:15
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I mean that first paragraph is verbatim what I read on taxslayer.com so maybe they’re copying your internal documents but in any case it seems incorre
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JackDawson
Apr 15, 07:31
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potentially, or we copied them cause someone was being lazy. -- nm
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tRuMaN
Apr 15, 07:46
arg, that was from an internal doc, I am trying to figure out if it got published to the firm's webpage.
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tRuMaN
Apr 15, 07:28
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nope, not published. maybe it isnt final, sorry. -- nm
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tRuMaN
Apr 15, 07:30
Source? -- nm
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JackDawson
Apr 15, 07:20
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