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J.K. LASSER'S™
1001 DEDUCTIONS AND TAX BREAKS 2022
Your Complete Guide to Everything Deductible
Barbara Weltman
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Introduction
The COVID‐19 pandemic triggered a number of changes in tax rules designed to help individuals cope financially with the economic fallout in the economy. Some changes are temporary, while others are permanent. The word “taxes” makes most people groan.