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Our next tax trivia question is:
The largest tax return in history was filed electronically in 2006. The 237 MB return, filed by GE, would have been more than 24,000 pages if printed. If those pages were laid head to head, how many miles would they cover?
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4.16666667 miles
or 4 miles 880 feet.
You guys should work for the IRS! David, you’re the winner!
You didn’t specify if it was legal sheets or standard size. I think that would change the length, no?
Of course it would, but I think most folks understand that a sheet of paper is standard size. I can’t remember the last time that someone asked for legal paper and didn’t say “legal paper.”
I did! Check out Notice 2000-44.