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Eventually they would, but you don't need to know exactly what you earned to file the extension or make any payment. By filing the extension you basically move your deadline for anything until July 15... but you do still have to make a reasonable estimate or the IRS can void your extension... so make a reasonable estimate.
Angel Ariel
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Onward is coming to Disney plus on April 3rd 
ELG13
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Yes I totally get that. But it should work both ways when people are knowingly infected but still go out. I'm sure if they traced those people the fall out from that would be pretty significant. People who fell ill because of those people should be able to hold them accountable.
disneygeek90
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Wow. That's less than a month after their initial release on March 6th. Onward was released at the most awkward time only days before the US restrictions/panic really ramped up.
ELG13
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That poor movie was doomed. I'm excited we get to see it so soon though!!!
It depends upon where you live. Locally, no one has to report for jury duty until further notice. The courthouse is not conducting any jury trials.
Kevin_W
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Wow. Frozen was fast, but that is insane speed. I guess they took the box office as a write-off since theaters are mostly closed and might as well let people watch it while it is at least fresh in mind.
Giss Neric
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Very clever of them since majority are probably just watching Disney+ or Netflix now. They already have the characters for meet and greets like in DCA so they want people to be familiarized with this movie.
I've already paid exactly what I owed. But unless you owed additional taxes last year, you may have no way to even make a reasonable estimate unless you're willing to do the math - which can get complicated for those who aren't very good at basic math or lack reading skills.
Many people don't have a clue as to how much they pay in taxes.
The good news is that the penalty for underpayment is not as bad as many make it sound - I know.
ImperfectPixie
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Source?
Honestly, I'm glad to see consequences for breaking quarantine. We're far too lax in the US and even in my town I'm seeing way too many people not following recommendations. The amount of misinformation in the town FB group is frightening.Dumb entitled Australian breaks self isolation rules and is fired:
Chinese Australian woman in Beijing fired for breaching quarantine to go jogging
A Chinese Australian woman has been fired from her job in Beijing and ordered by authorities to leave China after provoking outrage in the country for breaking coronavirus quarantine rules to go for a jog.www.cnn.com
Good article on Covid-19 and how it spreads.
nymag.com
The Story of a Coronavirus Infection
How the novel coronavirus could take over your body before you ever felt it.
nymag.com
Thanks Disney!
orlandogal22
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He was with me, at least. (He was with his wife - she was tall, if I recall correctly, and very pretty but she wasn't really friendly either).
To the contrary, I also dealt with Charles Shaughnessy (from The Nanny), Ray Romano, Bryant Gumbel, Nancy Lopez (golfer...w/ her dog), and Steven Tyler, to name a few.
They were all really sweet to me; very down to earth.
Funny - I also remember Rosie O'Donnell (and her sister, her wife and kids at the time) and Cuba Gooding, Jr. were problem guests. Rosie's group was insufferable. Cuba kept calling down to the front desk saying people were prank calling him (they weren't...we never disclosed VIP guests in the building, let alone rooms). He was drama - drama - drama.
And -- key point -- economic stimulus payments from the government have, in the past, been advances on income tax refunds. I've looked and can't find any disclaimers about whether or not these checks will be advances on refunds or outright grants.I've already paid exactly what I owed. But unless you owed additional taxes last year, you may have no way to even make a reasonable estimate unless you're willing to do the math - which can get complicated for those who aren't very good at basic math or lack reading skills.
Many people don't have a clue as to how much they pay in taxes.
The good news is that the penalty for underpayment is not as bad as many make it sound - I know.
Hate to say this, but people need to read the conditions attached to any checks coming directly from the Treasury Department.
Andrew C
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I think they are being treated more like tax credits rather then advances in refunds. But we will need to see how the legislation is written...
HongKongFooy
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You are right. Although different intentions are at play(mockery and games vs kids too young to care or know) spreading is ultimately what matters here.
Ponderer
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Yeah, except that within two weeks of knowing H1N1 had touched down in the US, CDC had thousands of tests on the ground and ready to go. By the same point in that outbreak, we had hundreds of thousands SHIPPED. It doesn’t mean you have control over the pathogen, but you’re not failing on the most basic level of seeing who has this. Right now, we have the worst testing rate in the Western world by any metric, per capita, absolute numbers, anything. This isn’t our first rodeo. We’re supposed to be the leading center of disease response on the planet.
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