Less to IRS in 1997.

Based on estimates of the Internal Revenue Service tax brackets for the 1997 tax year (adjusted annually for inflation), many single and married taxpayers could pay less in taxes.

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Title Annotation:	estimated tax reductions for taxpayers
Publication:	Journal of Accountancy
Article Type:	Illustration
Date:	Feb 1, 1997
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