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'here you are' is saying that you are at that point in this instance of time. 'Here you go' is saying that you are not at that instance yet, but you're about to go there.

Here you are and here you go may be used interchangeably when giving something to someone, although here you go is rather informal. Concerning political correctness, do not confuse it with grammatical correctness. PC is generally an incorrect and ignorant attempt to "improve" the diction of others, and you will do best to eschew it.

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