If tax preparation left you knee deep in paperwork, you might be longing for simpler times. Check out this tax form from 1913. On the bright side, we have time on our sides—tax returns were due on March 1 in 1913.
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The average tax refund is more than $2,000—and that’s a lot of money.
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