Wisconsin State Journal (Madison, WI), March 9th, 2003
Byline: Judy Newman Business reporter
As you sit down to fill out your 2002 income tax returns, the government hopes you'll calculate your wages and deductions on a computer program, rather than a sheaf of paper forms.
More people in Wisconsin and across the nation are filing taxes electronically this year, and both the federal and state governments are dangling offers of free filing as an incentive to get even larger numbers to tote up their taxes online.
Ironically, though, if you use a professional tax preparer, electronic filing may wind up costing extra because it takes more paperwor...
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