Never send more than one return in one envelope. You can,
If you like waiting a month for a reply, send the returns
via certified mail with return post card. All of this is
not necessary. Regular mail is suffient.

Missy Doyle

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duke nukem wrote:

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Mailing separately is usually recommended.

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See http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i1040.pdf at the bottom
of page 15 talks of UPS, Fedex and DHL.

USPS Certified Mail is usually more economical. It is the
mailing date that counts-- not the time of delivery.

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duke nukem wrote:

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Separately, and use the U S Postal SErvice, registerd mail,
return receipt requested, alTHOUGH, this will not be proof
positive of what each envelope contained.

ChEAr$$$,
Harlan Lunsford, EA n LA
11 Apr 2005
4 days and counting...... down.....\

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"duke nukem" <duke[at]nuk.em> wrote:

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Mail each seperately. It gets rid of the possibility that
one will be overlooked.

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Certified mail, return receipt requested.

--
Phil Marti
Clarksburg, MD

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I will be filing my tax return forms for 2002-2004 (Federal,
NY State and NYC).

I have a technical question: should I mail the returns for
each of the three years separately, or together? I failed to
find any info on IRS web site.

Also, is there any way to use anything other than USPS
regular mail? I'd like to have proof of delivery.

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