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XMTL
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One broker's transmittal letter suggests that its client should "examine (the policy) carefully to make sure the limits of coverage meet your needs and that no items have been omitted.
Beware of order takers by Cox, Charles H. / Risk & Insurance
The IRS recommends the employer keep copies of the form, transmittal letters and any other documentation related to the tax credit for three years after claiming the Credit on a tax return.
New form for employers hiring from low-income groups by Journal of Accountancy
The exposure draft does provide for an optional transmittal letter which would be limited to (a) identification of the financial statements enclosed, (b) reference to the fact that they are for internal use only with reference to the engagement letter and (c) comments of a business advisory nature.
Assembly of financial statements for internal use only: the solution ... by Ruble, Michael R. / The National Public Accountant
 
 
 
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