District of Columbia Job Invoice - Long

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Yes, the District of Columbia offers a first-time penalty abatement for individuals and businesses who maintain a clean tax record. If you have no previous penalties, you may qualify to have your penalties waived. Filing your District of Columbia Job Invoice - Long accurately and on time can help you build this positive history. Always confirm your eligibility directly with the DC Office of Tax and Revenue.

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