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Jackson Hewitt® Reminds Taxpayers to File Before the May 17 Deadline

Jackson Hewitt® Reminds Taxpayers to File Before the May 17 Deadline When do taxpayers need to file an extension and what happens if they miss the federal tax deadline? News provided by Share this article Share this article JERSEY CITY, N.J., May 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The deadline to file 2020 federal tax returns is next week – except for Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana residents who have until June 15, 2021 to file due to the recent winter storms. Jackson Hewitt Tax Service® reminds all other taxpayers who have yet to file their tax return to do so by May 17, 2021. Taxpayers who need more time to file can file an extension to avoid any late-filing IRS penalties or interest that could result from missing the tax deadline.

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Florida COVID-19 vaccines, cases, deaths: Live updates for April 25

Duval County s push for COVID vaccines continues as fully vaccinated hits 220,000 milestone More than 8 million Floridians have now received a vaccine against COVID-19, as statewide vaccination efforts continue against the coronavirus pandemic. So far, the Florida Department of Health reports that 8,370,705 Floridians have received a COVID-19 vaccination, including 5,554,268 who have completed their vaccination series. The state s figures do not yet account for the potential rise in vaccination figures likely to follow the reinstatement of the single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Federal regulators lifted their pause Friday on the vaccine, which had stopped a week and a half ago after reports of a very rare but serious clotting disorder in several patients. | Read more

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Florida COVID-19 vaccines, cases, deaths: Live updates for April 24

Pause on Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine in U.S lifted by FDA, use to resume. Johnson & Johnson s COVID vaccine will be made available to the public again, ending an 11-day pause initiated after a rare blood clotting disorder was associated with the shot. The Food and Drug Administration and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention determined the benefits of the J&J vaccine outweighed the risks of keeping it off the market. Out of nearly 8 million who received the vaccine, 15 people have developed the condition and three have died. The two agencies held a joint news conference Friday evening to announce their decision to allow distribution of the J&J vaccine to resume. | Read more

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Florida COVID-19 vaccines, cases, deaths: Live updates for April 23

Florida COVID-19 vaccines, cases, deaths: Live updates for April 23
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IRS tax deadline 2021: How to file taxes for dead relatives

Melissa Burgess, whose father died in 2018 This is the last piece of the puzzle for my father’s estate. How am I still having to deal with this three years later? Quote icon But Burgess, who lives in Buffalo, New York, is still waiting on her father’s 2017 tax refund from the IRS. And the pandemic has made it even more challenging for her and her sister to get in contact with the agency since it has been overwhelmed by sweeping tax code changes even as it sends stimulus checks to millions. “It’s been very frustrating,” says Burgess, 30, who is a clerk at a local library. “If the pandemic hadn’t happened, then maybe things would be resolved by now.”

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