If you have tax questions, please send them to me.  I’d be happy to answer them in a future post.

There are other tax information resources in Massachusetts.

The Boston.com website (run by the Boston Globe) has a forum section where you can ask your tax question to a CPA.  Kudos to the Massachusetts Society of CPAs for volunteering their time to answer questions.

Of course, you can always ask the IRS.  I’ve had less than glowing results with using this service.  It takes forever to get through on the phone, and when you do, the IRS doesn’t stand behind their answers.  When calling them you should write down the day and time and the name of the person you spoke with.  This information should help, should questions arise later.

You can also visit an IRS office and ask your question in person.  There are several in Massachusetts.  Each office has different hours and offers different services, so check online (and maybe call first) before spending your gas to get there.

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