by Anura Guruge
on April 30, 2023
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I was DREADING getting this question because it is included in the 20 questions possible in the ’65/20′ Test — i.e., for old folks like I, over 65 years in age who have been permanent residents for over 25 years.
I would have, OF COURSE, have answered ‘April 15‘, BUT I would have known that it was not always the case. That would have bothered I. I don’t like giving wrong answers!
I do KNOW my U.S. Taxes. SMILE.
I knew that ‘Tax Day’ is NOT always April 15. This year is a GREAT example. It was on April 18. Ditto next year.
Yes, I know that ‘April 15’ is very ingrained, but there are exceptions.
I am surprised that they haven’t updated or corrected this question or answer. Adding just ‘usually’ would fix it — i.e., “when is the last day, usually, when you can ….“.
