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Get started on your 2011 state and federal taxes

Digging through mounds of paperwork to locate your W-2s, bank statements, investment records, medical receipts, student loans, and charitable contributions can make the income tax filing process far more stressful than it needs to be. Keeping organized records will not only make preparing your return easier, but also help ensure you don't miss any credits or deductions.

The April 17th filing deadline is fast approaching, so get started today! Minimize unnecessary stress and follow these tips for preparing your 2011 state taxes:

For more information on preparing your tax returns, visit www.mass.gov/dor or www.irs.gov.