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Procrastinating on this is pretty much the financial equivalent of ignoring a leak in your roof – it might seem insignificant at first, but it sure won’t when you have rot in your attic… In general, procrastination isn’t a helpful habit. But it can actually cause you significant financial damage if it keeps you from filing your taxes. AND... saving your filing until the last minute makes it far more likely you’ll forget altogether or just decide to not do it. Once that happens, and you didn’t file taxes, interest and penalties start accruing quickly, turning a manageable tax bill into a growing pile of debt. So, what's one thing you can do today to fix this problem?

Procrastinating on this is pretty much the financial equivalent of ignoring a leak in your roof – it might seem insignificant at first, but it sure won’t when you have rot in your attic… In general, procrastination isn’t a helpful habit. But it can actually cause you significant financial damage if it keeps you from filing your taxes. AND... saving your filing until the last minute makes it far more likely you’ll forget altogether or just decide to not do it. Once that happens, and you didn’t file taxes, interest and penalties start accruing quickly, turning a manageable tax bill into a growing pile of debt. So, what's one thing you can do today to fix this problem?

Procrastinating on this is pretty much the financial equivalent of ignoring a leak in your roof – it might seem insignificant at first, but it sure won’t when you have rot in your attic… In general, procrastination isn’t a helpful habit. But it can actually cause you significant financial damage if it keeps you from filing your taxes. AND... saving your filing until the last minute makes it far more likely you’ll forget altogether or just decide to not do it. Once that happens, and you didn’t file taxes, interest and penalties start accruing quickly, turning a manageable tax bill into a growing pile of debt. So, what's one thing you can do today to fix this problem?

Procrastinating on this is pretty much the financial equivalent of ignoring a leak in your roof – it might seem insignificant at first, but it sure won’t when you have rot in your attic… In general, procrastination isn’t a helpful habit. But it can actually cause you significant financial damage if it keeps you from filing your taxes. AND... saving your filing until the last minute makes it far more likely you’ll forget altogether or just decide to not do it. Once that happens, and you didn’t file taxes, interest and penalties start accruing quickly, turning a manageable tax bill into a growing pile of debt. So, what's one thing you can do today to fix this problem?

Procrastinating on this is pretty much the financial equivalent of ignoring a leak in your roof – it might seem insignificant at first, but it sure won’t when you have rot in your attic… In general, procrastination isn’t a helpful habit. But it can actually cause you significant financial damage if it keeps you from filing your taxes. AND... saving your filing until the last minute makes it far more likely you’ll forget altogether or just decide to not do it. Once that happens, and you didn’t file taxes, interest and penalties start accruing quickly, turning a manageable tax bill into a growing pile of debt. So, what's one thing you can do today to fix this problem?

Procrastinating on this is pretty much the financial equivalent of ignoring a leak in your roof – it might seem insignificant at first, but it sure won’t when you have rot in your attic… In general, procrastination isn’t a helpful habit. But it can actually cause you significant financial damage if it keeps you from filing your taxes. AND... saving your filing until the last minute makes it far more likely you’ll forget altogether or just decide to not do it. Once that happens, and you didn’t file taxes, interest and penalties start accruing quickly, turning a manageable tax bill into a growing pile of debt. So, what's one thing you can do today to fix this problem?

Procrastinating on this is pretty much the financial equivalent of ignoring a leak in your roof – it might seem insignificant at first, but it sure won’t when you have rot in your attic… In general, procrastination isn’t a helpful habit. But it can actually cause you significant financial damage if it keeps you from filing your taxes. AND... saving your filing until the last minute makes it far more likely you’ll forget altogether or just decide to not do it. Once that happens, and you didn’t file taxes, interest and penalties start accruing quickly, turning a manageable tax bill into a growing pile of debt. So, what's one thing you can do today to fix this problem?

Procrastinating on this is pretty much the financial equivalent of ignoring a leak in your roof – it might seem insignificant at first, but it sure won’t when you have rot in your attic… In general, procrastination isn’t a helpful habit. But it can actually cause you significant financial damage if it keeps you from filing your taxes. AND... saving your filing until the last minute makes it far more likely you’ll forget altogether or just decide to not do it. Once that happens, and you didn’t file taxes, interest and penalties start accruing quickly, turning a manageable tax bill into a growing pile of debt. So, what's one thing you can do today to fix this problem?

Procrastinating on this is pretty much the financial equivalent of ignoring a leak in your roof – it might seem insignificant at first, but it sure won’t when you have rot in your attic… In general, procrastination isn’t a helpful habit. But it can actually cause you significant financial damage if it keeps you from filing your taxes. AND... saving your filing until the last minute makes it far more likely you’ll forget altogether or just decide to not do it. Once that happens, and you didn’t file taxes, interest and penalties start accruing quickly, turning a manageable tax bill into a growing pile of debt. So, what's one thing you can do today to fix this problem?

Procrastinating on this is pretty much the financial equivalent of ignoring a leak in your roof – it might seem insignificant at first, but it sure won’t when you have rot in your attic… In general, procrastination isn’t a helpful habit. But it can actually cause you significant financial damage if it keeps you from filing your taxes. AND... saving your filing until the last minute makes it far more likely you’ll forget altogether or just decide to not do it. Once that happens, and you didn’t file taxes, interest and penalties start accruing quickly, turning a manageable tax bill into a growing pile of debt. So, what's one thing you can do today to fix this problem?