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1 comment:
I always thought that song was funny as a kid...not so much now.
Parts of MA, RI and NH got an extension to file due to all the flooding we got back in March. Folks in our county, and several others, have until May 12th to file/pay.
I got mine filed last month because I am expecting a refund but I think I'd take advantage of that free extension if I owed anything...I just hate paying taxes. But then again, don't we all.
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