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1. If Trina requests an extension to file her tax return, the latest she could file her return without penalty is:
A. September 15th
B. October 15th
C. August 15th
D. November 15th
E. none of these
2. If Joe requests an extension to file her tax return, the latest she could pay her tax due without penalty is:
A. April 15th
B. October 15th
C. August 15th
D. November 15th
E. None of these
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