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Month: January 2024

IRS will start simplifying its notices to taxpayers as agency continues modernization push

By FATIMA HUSSEIN Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The IRS wants to rewrite its complicated letters to taxpayers and speak to people in plain English. The federal tax collector is rewriting and sending out commonly received notices ahead of the 2024 tax filing season as part of its new “Simple Notice Initiative.” “Redesigned notices will

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“La sociedad de la nieve” está nominada a mejor película internacional. ¿Qué películas españolas han ganado el Oscar?

urielblanco (CNN Español) — “La sociedad de la nieve”, película española dirigida por Juan Antonio Bayona, se encuentra bajo los reflectores gracias a sus recientes nominaciones a premios cinematográficos. Apenas hace unos días, el filme —que retrata la llamada “tragedia de los Andes” de 1972— se llevó la nominación al premio BAFTA a mejor película

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21 skiers and snowboarders rescued from Killington’s backcountry Saturday

By Amanda Martin-Ryan and Adrian Pastor Click here for updates on this story     KILLINGTON, Vermont (WPTZ) — Nearly two dozen people were rescued this weekend after they got lost while navigating the backcountry at Killington Resort. At around 2:30 p.m. Saturday afternoon, the Killington Police Department was notified of seven to nine lost skiers/snowboarders in

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Customers have soured on self-checkout, and a new study says there’s proof

By Nathaniel Meyersohn, CNN New York (CNN) — From theft to scanning errors, retailers are running into headaches with self-checkout after rolling out the technology aggressively over the last decade. Now, research finds another problem with self-checkout: fading customer loyalty. A newly-released study by researchers at Drexel University published in the Journal of Business Research

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‘Gone Mom’ prosecutors show shirt, bra, zip ties they say link defendant to woman’s disappearance

By PAT EATON-ROBB Associated Press Prosecutors attempting to link a Connecticut woman to the disappearance of her boyfriend’s estranged wife say items from Hartford trash receptacles show the connection between defendant Michelle Troconis and the victim. The case was the subject of a TV movie titled “Gone Mom.” Prosecutors presented evidence Tuesday that included a

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