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Saturday, September 26

IRS Says ‘Tribal Tax Credits’ Do Not Exist

The warning applies to taxpayers who may encounter claims about these credits.

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The IRS is warning taxpayers that so-called “tribal tax credits” do not exist. The agency’s guidance addresses claims that taxpayers may encounter about credits tied to tribes. Businesses are included among taxpayers who should recognize that these credits are not real.

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