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After nearly three years of what many tax pros consider one of the longest tax seasons on record –- a.k.a. ‘Marchternity’ –- one would think this season would be different.
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To be sure, plenty of tax practitioners in late 2022 did indeed call the end of Marchternity and look forward to some sense of normalcy, as much of what caused the extended tax season in the first place appears to have subsided. So, do tax pros expect this season to be different?
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