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by icebraining
2365 days ago
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> That's why most governments that do self-declaration services make it so you can review what tax rules they based amounts off of. Right, but since no regular person understands the rules, they can't really double-check. Especially since sometimes you can file stuff under different rules that produce different results, despite both being valid (I say this based on experience from another country, but I suspect the same is true in the US). |
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Yes, such circumstances exist in the US too. For instance married couples usually file jointly, but they could chose to file separately which results in a different effect.