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i am looking for the pdf form of the 2009 irs tax form


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2009 income tax forms are not available yet.  They generally are not approved until Oct or Nov and are subject to change.   If you're looking for a 941 payroll tax report form or W-4s, those are available on the web site at www.irs.gov. There are links to some forms on the home page. For others you'll need to click forms and publications. You can search by form name or number.

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