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Pre-Launch Announcement

by Tax Administrator on July 7, 2009

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As of this evening, we hope to have Google Tax Search up and functional.

We are excited to bring businesses, accountants, tax lawyers and the oddly-curious our collection of great tools, tips and resources for more efficient tax outcomes.

Thank you for your patience and stay tuned for special offers and upcoming features!

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