draft·er

(drăf′tər)

One that drafts, especially a person who drafts plans or designs or a person who composes a document.

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Noun

drafter - a writer of a draft

author, writer - writes (books or stories or articles or the like) professionally (for pay)

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estensore

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While this distinction may seem like an exercise in semantics, the consequences of drafting partnership allocations in one manner or the other can be significant to both the drafter and the tax return preparer.

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