More tax pros go high-tech.

More Tax Pros Go High-Tech

For the 2004 filing season,
15.8% more tax professionals
e-filed client returns than did
in 2003

2003            2004
36,046,000      41,724,000

Tax prepares e-filling receipts

Source: IRS www.irs.gov.

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Title Annotation:	Tax Matters
Publication:	Journal of Accountancy
Date:	Aug 1, 2004
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