Does The Abbreviation "TR" Take The Place When Writing "TRUST"

The IRS is typically the entity that uses the abbreviation "TR" for "TRUST" and this is ok for their system; however, in all future applications or documents fully write out "TRUST" when giving the entity's name.

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