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No staples or tape?! The IRS "attachment rule" Patty.Still 04-26-2007
Posted by parrisbraeside@yahoo.ca on April 30, 2007, 11:22 am
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> Paper clips? The instructions for Form 1040 only use the
> word "attach". What instructions are you referring to?

Some states don't want staples. But people use them anyway.

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Posted by parrisbraeside@yahoo.ca on May 3, 2007, 2:23 pm
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> Paper clips? The instructions for Form 1040 only use the
> word "attach". What instructions are you referring to?

Some states don't want staples. But people use them anyway.

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Posted by Mike20878 on May 9, 2007, 4:13 pm
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> You do not need to be almost positive. You can look and read
> your return now and kmow for a certainty.

Gee, sorry, I didn't have a return handy to look at. But
now I see it says "attach." There is nothing on the form or
in the instructions prohibiting one from stapling the W-2 to
the 1040. If there is a payment it explicitly says not to
attach it.

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