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The document is a notice regarding corrections to the 2003 Form ND-2 instruction booklet, specifically addressing an error related to the compensation exclusion for National Guard and U.S. armed forces reserve members called to federal active duty. It clarifies that the exclusion applies regardless of where the service was performed, correcting previous statements that limited it to services outside North Dakota.

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