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Date: 2013-08-31 22:10:56
Internal Revenue Service
Royalties
Renting
Economics
Depreciation
Business
Law
Adjusted gross income
Negative gearing
Taxation in the United States
Taxation
IRS tax forms

2009 Schedule E-1 Rental Real Estate and Royalty Income and (Loss)

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