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The document is a notice from the Federal Register regarding the solicitation of comments on proposed information collections by the IRS, specifically concerning Form 1099–SA, which reports distributions from Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) and similar accounts. It outlines the process for submitting comments, the estimated burden of the collection, and includes details about tier 2 tax rates for railroad employees for 2012. Additionally, it mentions a new information collection related to a Spinal Cord Injury Patient Care Survey by the Department of Veterans Affairs.

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What does proposed regulation mean?

A proposed regulation is a draft rule or order that is being considered by an administrative agency. It is circulated among interested parties for feedback and comments before it becomes a final regulation. Regulations are rules that have legal force and are used to control or restrict certain activities.

How do I comment on proposed regulations?

When you locate the rule on .regulations.gov : Click the Comment button. You can enter your comment on the form and attach files. You can choose how to identify yourself or you may comment anonymously. Ensure that you have completed all required fields, then select the Submit Comment button.

What does GPO mean in Social Security?

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How do I comment on a proposal?

Focus on parts of the proposal that will affect you directly, or that you know about or have personal experience with. Explain how you know what youre talking about. Give details and specific examples. Provide data if you know about any, or at least identify the kinds of information that would be important to have.

How do I comment on legislation?

Send written comments via: the Department of Justice (DOJ) Regulations Coordinator at Regulations@doj.ca.gov. The subject line should include the regulation tracking number and title of the proposed rulemaking. Comments typed in a Word document or PDF format may be included as an e-mail attachment.