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It’s nine o’clock on April 14, and Angela V. has hit a snag. She’s been plugging data into her tax preparation software for about half an hour when she realizes she’s missing a 1099-DIV form. Her anxiety rises since it’s too late to call anyone, and she can’t find it online. She feels a headache coming on.
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