Did everyone get theirs filed yet? I'm heading for the late post office now!

Whew!

Someone should come up with an evil skull taxman or something. Now that's scary!

Started my taxes tonight.
Going to finish them tomorrow.

Lots of time as today is Patriots Day in Massachusetts.

What's this "Post-Office?" I got the internet!

Hell yes.

i used turbo tax and they wanted $16 to send the tax and state each. fuck that.

i guess i could have done it manually and sent it in electronically, but i procrastinated too much

i tested some new hrblock software so it was free
finished a week or so ago and already recieved my refund
yay for e-file and direct deposit

I hate TAX time I have to pay every fuckin year,like mama alway's told me tha more you make tha more they take. She was right!

Chill man - you are day early! Taxes don't need to be postmarked until April 17th this year.

I'm also a procrastinator, but got the taxes done early this year.

That being said, damn you late tax filers! I tried to send some packages today and the post office was a freakin' nightmare.

I had my refund a week after I got my W-2. No tax nightmare for me, well except at work. I work in mutual funds and everyone is trying to get their 2006 contributions in at the last minute.

That only applies to those states on the east coast that celebrate Patriot Day, I believe.

Oh, well (or hell), it's done for now for me. Yeh!

Not to argue, but to make sure boardmember have accurate information, this, from the IRS website:

Why are taxpayers getting extra time to file and pay?
Taxpayers will have extra time to file and pay because April 15 falls on a Sunday in 2007, and the following day, Monday, April 16, is Emancipation Day, a legal holiday in the District of Columbia.

By law, filing and payment deadlines that fall on a Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday are timely satisfied if met on the next business day. Under a federal statute enacted decades ago, holidays observed in the District of Columbia have an impact nationwide, not just in D.C. Under recently enacted city legislation, April 16 is a holiday in the District of Columbia. The IRS recently became aware of the intersection of the national filing day and the local observance of the new Emancipation Day holiday after most forms and publications for the current tax filing season went to print.

Individuals in the District of Columbia, as well as in six eastern states, already had an April 17 filing date prior to this announcement because they are served by an IRS processing facility in Massachusetts, where Patriots Day will be observed on April 16. These individuals are still required to file on April 17.