For the second year in a row, April 15 doesn't loom so large. Federal and state officials have pushed back the filing deadlines for income taxes again this year, giving filers, preparers and government employees more time to adjust to new rules responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. But importantly, those delays don't apply to every tax filer, so taxpayers need to stay up on the specific details of the new rules. In addition to the adjusted deadlines, filers need to be aware of benefits the federal government created this year that can save them money. Some are one-time adjustments in response to the pandemic, giving filers a rare chance to save a little bit extra.