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tbfreeman
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06-02-2020
12:09 PM
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Do I need to have form 8879 and the actual return signed for submitting return and for my records, or if client just signs form 8879 that is enough for my records
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sjrcpa
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06-02-2020
12:17 PM
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The signed 8879, and state version, are all you need.
The more I know, the more I don't know.
