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POSTING ISSN 1448 7764 The Newsletter of People Living with HIV/AIDS Victoria Inc. Issue 28 April / May 2006 Inside this issue: Note for the EO 2 Note from the President 3 What's Up, News and Information

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Note for form EO is a document that provides additional information or explanations related to the information filed on Form EO (Exempt Organization Business Income Tax Return).

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Nonprofit organizations and other tax-exempt organizations that are required to file Form EO are also required to file a note if necessary to provide further information or explanations.

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