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April 12, 2013
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Last month, several of Dal’s undergraduate Commerce students were able to apply their knowledge of tax and accounting by volunteering to complete people’s tax returns for free. This service was organized through Dalhousie’s first Volunteer Tax Clinic, a group supported by the Canada Revenue Agency’s Community Volunteer Tax Program.
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