@Shawn_Farash Same reason you can send your taxes in before April 15th and arrive at IRS after April 15th, but there is no penalty. Can’t have it both ways. Have you ever mailed your taxes in on or before the 15th and still not been penalized? I bet you were okay with that.
@bennyjohnson Same reason you can send your taxes in before April 15th and arrive at IRS after April 15th, but there is no penalty. Can’t have it both ways. Have you ever mailed your taxes in on or before the 15th and still not been penalized? I bet you were okay with that.
@MegynKellyShow@megynkelly Same reason you can send your taxes in before April 15th and arrive at IRS after April 15th, but there is no penalty. Can’t have it both ways. Have you ever mailed your taxes in on or before the 15th and still not been penalized? I bet you were okay with that.
@SenEricSchmitt@markalfordkc So how do you feel about the IRS allowing people to have their tax payment postmarked by April 15th? The IRS is cool if they get their payment as long as it’s sent by the 15th. Mail in ballots are pretty comparable in my mind.
@RonDeSantis How do you feel about people that mail their tax payment in on April 14th, and the IRS receives it after April 15th? You can’t have it both ways.
@glennbeck Same reason you can send your taxes in before April 15th and arrive at IRS after April 15th, but there is no penalty. Can’t have it both ways. Have you ever mailed your taxes in on or before the 15th and still not been penalized? I bet you were okay with that.
@WallStreetMav Same reason you can send your taxes in before April 15th and arrive at IRS after April 15th, but there is no penalty. Can’t have it both ways. Have you ever mailed your taxes in on or before the 15th and still not been penalized? I bet you were okay with that.
@BethanyForTruth Same reason you can send your taxes in before April 15th and arrive at IRS after April 15th, but there is no penalty. Can’t have it both ways. Have you ever mailed your taxes in on or before the 15th and still not been penalized? I bet you were okay with that.
@mitchellvii Same reason you can send your taxes in before April 15th and arrive at IRS after April 15th, but there is no penalty. Can’t have it both ways. Have you ever mailed your taxes in on or before the 15th and still not been penalized? I bet you were okay with that.
@bennyjohnson Same reason you can send your taxes in before April 15th and arrive at IRS after April 15th, but there is no penalty. Can’t have it both ways. Have you ever mailed your taxes in on or before the 15th and still not been penalized? I bet you were okay with that.
@RepKatCammack Same reason you can send your taxes in before April 15th and arrive at IRS after April 15th, but there is no penalty. Can’t have it both ways. Have you ever mailed your taxes in on or before the 15th and still not been penalized? I bet you were okay with that.
@SteveHiltonx Same reason you can send your taxes in before April 15th and arrive at IRS after April 15th, but there is no penalty. Can’t have it both ways. Have you ever mailed your taxes in on or before the 15th and still not been penalized? I bet you were okay with that.
@ScottPresler Same reason you can send your taxes in before April 15th and arrive at IRS after April 15th, but there is no penalty. Can’t have it both ways. Have you ever mailed your taxes in on or before the 15th and still not been penalized? I bet you were okay with that.
@JeffXmemes Same reason you can send your taxes in before April 15th and arrive at IRS after April 15th, but there is no penalty. Can’t have it both ways. Have you ever mailed your taxes in on or before the 15th and still not been penalized? I bet you were okay with that.
@Timcast Same reason you can send your taxes in before April 15th and arrive at IRS after April 15th, but there is no penalty. Can’t have it both ways. Have you ever mailed your taxes in on or before the 15th and still not been penalized? I bet you were okay with that.