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The document outlines new standards for domestic mailing services by the Postal Service, including pricing changes and updated mailing standards effective May 14, 2007. Key updates include the introduction of a 'forever stamp' that maintains its value as the First-Class Mail single piece 1-ounce letter price, new shape-based pricing for First-Class Mail, permanent flat-rate boxes for Priority Mail, and various sorting options for commercial mailers. The document also details adjustments to Periodicals mail rates and emphasizes the importance of aligning mail preparation with processing capabilities to enhance efficiency.

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Other sources of information pertaining to Treasury regulations: As required by law, all regulatory documents are published in the Federal Register (FR). They are also republished in the Internal Revenue Bulletin. Historical issues of the Federal Register (back to 1936) are available on GovInfo.

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