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2017North DakotaFiduciary Income Reinform 38 Includes:Form 38 (pages 13) Schedule K1Go to www.nd.gov/tax for tax forms, guidelines, FAQs and more. Ryan Rauschenberger Tax CommissionerEmail additional

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1. To fill out email additional tax questions, follow these steps:
2. Open your email client and create a new email message.
3. In the recipient field, enter the email address of the tax authority or the appropriate tax department.
4. In the subject line, clearly mention that the email is regarding additional tax questions.
5. Start the email by greeting the recipient and introducing yourself.
6. Provide necessary context and explain the specific tax questions you have.
7. Make sure to include all relevant information, such as your name, taxpayer identification number, and any supporting documents.
8. Clearly articulate your questions and provide any additional details or explanations that may be required.
9. Double-check the email for accuracy and clarity before sending it.
10. Attach any supporting documents that may be necessary to better understand your tax situation.
11. Once everything is filled out correctly, click the send button to submit your email.
12. Remember to keep a copy of the email for your records and follow up if necessary.

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1. Anyone who has additional tax questions and wants to communicate with the tax authority or tax department via email may require email additional tax questions.
2. This can include individuals, businesses, organizations, or any other entity that needs clarification on tax matters or requires guidance from the tax authority.

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Email additional tax questions refer to additional forms or questionnaires that taxpayers may be required to fill out and submit along with their regular tax filings via email.

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Taxpayers who have specific tax situations, such as earning income from multiple sources, claiming certain deductions or credits, or having international tax obligations, may be required to file email additional tax questions.

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The purpose of email additional tax questions is to gather additional information from taxpayers to ensure compliance with tax laws and regulations, as well as to verify the accuracy of their tax filings.

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The information required on email additional tax questions may vary depending on the specific form or questionnaire, but typically includes details about income, deductions, credits, and other relevant tax-related information.