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DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE Reset this form TAX INQUIRY STATEMENT You may use this form as a guide to request a written response to your tax inquiry. You may leave this form with a Department of Revenue

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How to fill out tax inquiry statement:

1. Start by gathering all the necessary documents, such as your income statements, receipts, and any other relevant financial records.
2. Fill in your personal information accurately, including your full name, address, social security number, and any other required identification details.
3. Provide detailed information about your income sources, including wages, self-employment income, dividends, and any other sources of income you may have.
4. Deduct any applicable expenses or deductions, such as business expenses, medical expenses, or education-related expenses that can be claimed on your tax return.
5. Calculate your tax liability by applying the appropriate tax rates and brackets based on your income level.
6. Fill in any additional sections or schedules that may be required based on your specific situation, such as if you have foreign assets or if you are claiming certain tax credits.
7. Review your completed tax inquiry statement carefully to ensure accuracy and to make any necessary corrections or adjustments.
8. Sign and date the statement, certifying that all the information provided is true and accurate to the best of your knowledge.

Who needs tax inquiry statement:

1. Individuals or businesses who have received a tax inquiry from the tax authorities.
2. Individuals or businesses who need to provide additional information or clarification regarding their tax returns.
3. Individuals or businesses who have been selected for an audit or investigation by the tax authorities, and are required to submit a tax inquiry statement as part of the process.

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The tax inquiry statement is a document that is used by individuals or businesses to report their income, expenses, and deductions to the tax authorities.

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Individuals and businesses who have income that is subject to taxation are required to file a tax inquiry statement.

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The purpose of the tax inquiry statement is to accurately report financial information to the tax authorities in order to determine the correct amount of taxes owed.

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Information such as income from various sources, expenses, deductions, and any other relevant financial information must be reported on the tax inquiry statement.