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Fix The Tax Code Friday: Filing Year

Kelly Phillips ErbJanuary 5, 2007

Most individual taxpayers are on a calendar year for tax purposes – and that just wrapped up on December 31, 2006.  Business taxpayers, however, may elect to choose their own tax year if there is a business purpose for the election.  So, today’s Fix the Tax Code Friday question is:

Should individual taxpayers be allowed to choose their own tax year?

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One thought on “Fix The Tax Code Friday: Filing Year”

  1. Joseph J. Gleason, Jr. says:
    January 8, 2007 at 3:04 pm

    No. Enabling businesses to choose their own tax year works well enough…no need to muddy the waters with even more compliance issues.

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