Americans split over worst nightmare dentist or taxes
A Washington poll finds 49 percent would prefer a dentist visit while 48 percent would rather prepare taxes. About 7 in 10 say federal taxes are too complicated as the IRS faces a looming Friday filing deadline and millions plan extensions or miss the due date. William Long of Ferris Texas voices reluctance to tackle taxes though money may be coming back. A federal panel will seek input and likely issue recommendations by midsummer.
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Complicated Taxes Debate Sparks Poll Findings
A survey of 1,001 adults from April 4 to 6 shows 70 percent deem the federal tax system too complicated. Voters split on reforms with 57 percent of Democrats backing higher rates for the wealthy and 40 percent across parties favoring uniform rates.
Dear Abby on living wills and wedding etiquette
Dear Abby reassures readers about advance directives and living wills urging clear wishes with doctors and family. It shares testimonies from medical staff and a grieving daughter, offers resources via Compassion and Choices, and confirms etiquette requiring the bride to greet and thank guests at weddings.
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