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Non-precedential legal advice re: Treas. Reg. Sec. 1.882.5 - Guidance on Interest Rate for Excess U.S.-Connected Liabilities

Publication 6186, Calendar Year Return Projections for the United States and IRS Campuses, provides the forecast for the number of tax returns to be filed for the United States and IRS processing campuses by major return categories for certain Calendar Years.

Non-precedential legal advice re: Exception to the Three-Year Requirement for Residences for Veterans Under Section 143(d)(2)(D)

Form 8889, Health Savings Accounts (HSAs), is used to report activity in a health savings account.

Redacted Appeals Settlement Guidelines for losses claimed and income to be reported from SILO transactions

This publication supersedes the General Records Schedules (GRS) formerly contained in the InternalRevenue Manual (IRM) 1.15.38 through 1.15.64. The GRS is issued by the Archivist of the United States (National Archives and Records Administration, NARA) to provide disposition authorization for records common to several or all agencies of the FederalGovernment. They have been adopted and prescribed for use by the Internal Revenue Service. The GRS contains records that are common to most offices, such as administrative-related records. They include records relating to civilian personnel, fiscal accounting, procurement, communications, printing, andother common functions, and certain non-textual records. They also include records relating to temporary commissions, boards, councils, and committees. The GRS includes an index of commonly used Standard, Optional, and IRS Forms and also includesa subject index. The forms index includes only the forms most frequently used by the IRS and various Government agencies. The subject index serves as a cross-reference to the records series and disposition instructions contained throughout the GRS. It shows the record title, the GRS number, and the item number.

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