When is tax day

• One hundred forty-four million individuals will file personal income tax returns on Tax Day, which falls on Tuesday, April 17 this year. Typically, Tax Day is on April 15.
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• Its what you do with the money once received. Many taxpayers will use their tax refund to pay bills or credit card debt, or simply to cover day-to-day purchases. Some will splurge on a vacation or a new TV, while others will choose to put it into savings.
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• These costs are neither tax breaks nor subsidies for oil companies We need to develop these technologies so that one day they can reach their promise and competitively position the U.S. economy for the future.
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• After a long week of work and juggling kids' schedules, usually by that day I'm starting to look to the weekend your understanding of mortgage interest deductions for your taxes? Here are some new tips for your tax checklist.
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• Hed eliminate the Alternative Minimum Tax, creating a field day for tax avoidance. He would erase the estate tax completely, a tax that only currently applies to the richest one-fourth of 1 percent of estates.
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• Ideally, you would have enough money withheld from your earnings throughout the year so you wouldnt have to scramble for cash on tax day, says Todd Mark, vice president of education for Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Greater Dallas.
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• Huh? What additional water-sewer charge? The city announced a water-and-sewer hike the same day as the property-tax hike. Pending council approval, it will take effect April 1.
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• Dont ignore this paperwork. Retirement plans Filing challenge: You have until tax day to fund a traditional or Roth IRA for 2011 (April 17, this year), assuming you can.
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• Staff writerWith half of the 90-day General Assembly session in the books The governor has proposed legislation dealing with a gas tax, pension shift, online taxes, wind energy and the flush tax on sewage disposal.
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• corporate taxes used to account for one out of every three dollars of federal tax revenue back in Eisenhower's day. Now they account for only one out of every ten dollars.
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