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USPS postmarks can lag mailing dates. What taxpayers and voters should know

Summary

Taxpayers and voters using the postal service should be aware that official postmark dates can sometimes lag behind actual mailing dates. This discrepancy can create complications for time-sensitive materials such as tax filings and mail-in ballots that depend on strict state deadlines.

USPS postmark dates may differ from mailing dates, affecting Oct. 15 tax filings and mail ballots with state-specific deadlines.

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