
|Articles|February 1, 2004
Take advantage of new tax rules when filing returns
Our income tax law, the Internal Revenue Code, turned 90 in 2003. Whatstarted as a 400-page tax bill when Woodrow Wilson signed it into law in1913 now contains more than 55,000 pages. In fact, last year, Congress passedand the president quickly signed into law a $330 billion, 10-year tax cutplan-The Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2003. That billboth added to the page count and made a significant impact on the tax billsof many physician practices.
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