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Yes, it makes no sense at all. It's akin to a business which provides you services asking you to prepare an invoice yourself, then sending you an invoice along
by vinay427 12y ago
Yes, it makes no sense at all. It's akin to a business which provides you services asking you to prepare an invoice yourself, then sending you an invoice along with a fine if you missed something. They already know everything relevant about you (except perhaps donations and such, which you can fairly easily tack on) so I don't see why anyone would prefer the current mess that we have to deal with. It doesn't help that state taxes are non-uniform and weirdness often results if you live in one state and work in another, for example.