How to use the Tax Directory

The Tax Directory works just like a book. The Tax Directory has a Table of Contents, Glossary, and Index. There are three ways that you can locate tax information in the Tax Directory:

	by using the Table of Contents, which is the left border of nearly all pages in the Tax Directory, you can locate the tax information you want based on the tax topic;
	by using the Master Index of Tax Topics you can locate the tax information you want alphabetically in the Master Index of Tax Topics. You can go to the Master Index of Tax Topics by clicking on the link in the left border;
	by searching the entire Tax Directory based upon a keyword or phrase. You can begin a search from the top of the Master Index of Tax Topics page. Indexing and search services are provided by the What-U-Seek search engine.

Whenever you see the Adobe Acrobat Reader flag in the Tax Directory it means that link leads to a Portable Document File (.pdf). You must have Acrobat Reader installed to view the document. You can obtain a free copy of Acrobat Reader by clicking on the link in the lower left hand corner of any page of the Tax Directory.

Using the Tax Directory is as easy as 1, 2, 3.

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