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As springtime approaches, another date on the calendar is on the minds of Alabamians this season— the tax deadline. Today is the last day residents in Alabama are eligible to file their taxes, unless they file an extension.

As February’s season of love draws to a close, there is another period now on the hearts and minds of Alabamians: tax season. Whether the approaching deadline brings filing-anxiety or excitement for a refund, tax experts are reminding that all Alabamians should have their forms in order, and to make sure they are prepared when the time to file comes along.

The filing deadline for most taxpayers is today, though it has been extended for parts of California, Alabama, Georgia, New York, Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi and Indiana that were hard hit by severe weather. The size of your refund could be another matter.

Taxpayers have one day left to file Alabama and federal taxes. Alabama offers an automatic extension to those in need of additional time past Tuesday’s deadline. That pushes the file date to October sixteenth.

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