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Form 4952 - Jan 2004

Government forms

Form 4952 - Jan 2004

Investment Interest Expense Deduction

Form 4952 is used by the IRS to report investments in tax-exempt obligations.

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Form 4952 is used by the IRS to report investments in tax-exempt obligations. It is required for individuals who have investments in tax-exempt obligations. The completed form should be submitted to the IRS.
Individuals who have investments in tax-exempt obligations need to fill in the form.
The completed Form 4952 should be attached to the tax return and submitted to the IRS.

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