And no need to actually print the pages, and mess with a physical binder, either. Create a pdf document and add those pages to it, and then you have one pdf, which you can then use 'search' or 'find' on, to speed your hunt for the right pub.
KC Jenkins
On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 6:14 PM, Terri Ryman <tryman@elkhart.com> wrote:
That is a GREAT reference idea, Arnie!Thanx!Terri L. Ryman, EA
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Just came up with idea for "free" IRS instructions, etc.Go to irs.gov website. Do a search for Publications. Copy first page of each Pub you have an interest in, showing the Contents. Put in 3 ring binder for reference.Arnie Socol
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