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The American Rescue Plan and your taxes: What you need to know  The IRS has extended the deadline for filing tax returns until May 17. The child tax credit will be issued starting this summer and a portion of the unemployment benefits will not be taxable. Photo Credit: Nataliya Vaitkevich / Pexels by ElObservador 04/09/2021 Jenny Manrique Ethnic Media Services The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) extended the tax payment deadline from April 15 to May 17, at a time when the third round of stimulus checks surpassed $335 billion in payments reaching 130 million Am...

C.O. Irrigation District removes SE Bend homeless encampment 'It’s a total wreck over on that corner' BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Crews with the Central Oregon Irrigation District removed and cleaned up the site of a homeless encampment along a canal in southeast Bend Wednesday morning. Shon Rae, deputy managing director of COID says crew members began removing piles of trash from the encampment early in the day. “They’re out there cleaning up trash, hauling it off to the dump, and then the items that don’t appear to be trash are being held for 30 days at our property off of Brookswood (Bou...

The delays come as the tax agency sends out a third round of payments and prepares to implement other key elements of the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan.

IRS pushes filing deadline to May 17 as agency grapples with backlog of returns Tony Romm and Jeff Stein, The Washington Post March 17, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail WASHINGTON - The Internal Revenue Service announced on Wednesday it is postponing the country's tax-filing deadline until May 17, as the agency grapples with a mounting backlog of 24 million returns awaiting processing since the 2019 tax year. The workload has put the agency underwater - and under political siege - as lawmakers fret that long-unresolved troubles at the IRS could undercut the Biden administration's economic recovery ...

IRS pushes filing deadline to May 17 as agency grapples with backlog of returns Lawmakers fear that long-unresolved troubles at the Internal Revenue Service could undercut the Biden administration’s new economic recovery efforts. By Tony Romm and Jeff SteinThe Washington Post Share WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service announced on Wednesday it is postponing the country’s tax-filing deadline until May 17, as the agency grapples with a mounting backlog of 24 million returns awaiting processing since the 2019 tax year. The workload has put the agency underwater – and under politic...