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From: phipps@garth.UUCP (Clay Phipps)
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Subject: Re: Will Your SW Make it to the year 2000?
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Date: 6 Jul 89 16:19:36 GMT
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In article <5561@athertn.Atherton.COM> jimb@athertn.UUCP (Jim Burke) writes:
>In article <4342@druhi.ATT.COM> terrell@druhi.ATT.COM (TerrellE) writes:
>>
>>Consequently there is no January 29, 2000.
>
>I vote that if we are going to eliminate days in the middle of the months, 
>we excise April 15 (tax day) ...
                 ^^  ^^^^^^^
As Professor Kingsfield often instructed his students: "never assume !".
Under the current IRS regulations, Tax Day in the year 2000 will be 
Monday, April *17*, not April 15, because the 15th will be a Saturday.
Depending on the precise wording of the IRS regulations then in effect, 
eliminating either April 15 or April 17 may not help any of us 
taxpayers  :-(.

The above reminder is presented as a public service to facilitate
advance tax planning by readers of the net  :-).
-- 
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[ who is identified solely to allow the reader to account for personal biases.]
                                              
Clay Phipps 
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