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Town will play a friendly with Waterford United on Friday 17th July (KO 8pm). The game at the League of Ireland sides RSC ground replaces the previously planned fixture at Limerick.

1995 SHMUP was previously one of the rarest games in existence - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3OfFlN7IBe0 Update - Tue ...

Filing taxes can take some time.While April 18th is the last day before interest starts accruing on payments, you still have time to file.All you have to do is click

By MATT PIKE St. Joseph Post If you don't submit your tax returns, you'll miss out on that refund, and today is the last day to get those in. IRA spokesman Michael Devine says the filing this tax season has gone very well. "More than 95% of all the tax returns we've received so far, and that's more than 91 million, have been filed electronically," Devine tells KFEQ/St. Joseph Post. "Papers not really our friend, it takes more time to process a paper return th...

By MATT PIKE St. Joseph Post There are only a few days left to get your taxes filed so that you can get this year's tax return. The deadline to file your 2021 taxes is on Monday, thanks to the Emancipation Day holiday in Washington DC today. IRS Spokesman Michael Devine says those that may not be able to get their taxes filed by midnight on Monday, should apply for an extension. "And it gives you an extra six months to actually file your tax return, that's not an extension of ...

It’s a day likely on the minds of many, and one that can bring anxiety: This year’s federal tax filing deadline lands on Monday, April 18.

The IRS says more than a million people have left money on the table and they'll lose it if they don't act soon -- and it's all from their 2018 tax refunds.

Every year, the Internal Revenue Service reports the existence of uncollected funds that belong to American taxpayers. NBC affiliate WAND (in central Illinois) recently reported that 55,767 Illinois...

About $55 million is sitting unclaimed  by Illinois residents. ...

The IRS says more than a million people have left money on the table and they'll lose it if they don't act soon -- and it's all from their 2018 tax refunds.