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Publication 6292-A by the IRS provides projections for federal income tax return filings in the U.S. from FY 2022 to FY 2029, highlighting actual filings for FY 2021. It reports a total of 269 million returns filed in FY 2021, with significant increases in both paper and electronic submissions due to prior pandemic-related disruptions. Future trends indicate a return to normal filing patterns, with overall filings expected to grow at an average annual rate of 1% post-FY 2023, while electronic filings are projected to increase by 2% annually.

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