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What is i n t r?

INTR stands for Individual Tax Return.

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Any individual who earns income in a tax year is required to file an Individual Tax Return.

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You can fill out an Individual Tax Return by manually completing the form or using online tax preparation software.

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The purpose of an Individual Tax Return is to report income, deductions, and calculate the amount of tax owed to the government.

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Information such as income from wages, investments, and self-employment, deductions for expenses like mortgage interest and charitable contributions, and tax credits.