Background check expansion effort remains uncertain in Senate
Seven of sixteen Republican lawmakers who supported debate on gun control remain likely to oppose the Toomey Manchin background check expansion. The amendment would cover gun show and Internet sales, extending beyond licensed dealers. Critics say holes exist in the current system while supporters push for broader checks to curb firearms violence.
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Tax deadline not a hard line for most filers
Washington report explains that the IRS levies a late filing penalty only if taxes are owed, typically 5 percent per month, but no extra charge if no tax is due. It warns against waiting beyond three years to file to avoid losing a refund, and notes the deadline remains unchanged despite a new tax law.
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