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You’ll now have until July 15 to file your tax returns, whether you’re an individual, trust and estate, corporation and other noncorporation. You can also request an extension beyond July 15.
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If you filed for a federal personal tax extension on Tax Day, the deadline is here to finally get all of your paperwork in to the I.R.S. To help those preparing for the October 15th date, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR A HANDY RUNDOWN CHECK-OFF LIST
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