Some local post offices will extend their hours on Tuesday, but not by much.
Need more time to file your 2011 tax returns? You have until Tuesday, April 17, since April 15 fell on Sunday (and since D.C. is observing Emancipation Day on Monday). A few post offices in the Northern Virginia area will extend business hours for the federal tax filing deadline Tuesday. If you're still not prepared to file your taxes, you can file an extension that will buy you time until Oct. 15. You can also e-file your taxes; find information from the IRS. Northern Virginia Post Office locations with extended hours, beyond 5 p.m., include: Retail In addition to the 151 post office locations throughout Northern Virginia, customers can purchase postage stamps at many grocery stores and pharmacies. Self-Serve Ship and Mail Centers Self-…
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8409 Lee Hwy, Fairfax, VA
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4410 Brookfield Corporate Dr, Chantilly, VA
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590 Grove St, Herndon, VA
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3360 Post Office Rd, Woodbridge, VA
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Peter Labovitz, president and CEO, owes nearly $1 million in past payroll taxes.
Peter Labovitz, the president and CEO of Connection Newspapers, faces up to a year in jail after he pleaded guilty Tuesday to two counts of failing to pay the IRS nearly $1 million in payroll taxes. Labovitz admitted in federal court that he collected income and Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA) taxes from the company's employees, but he did not pay the IRS in a timely manner for a three-month period in 2007. The total amount owed is more than $940,000, the Justice Department said in a news release. Labovitz, an Alexandria resident and the company's president for the past 20 years, attributed the Connection's financial difficulties to a drop in revenue after 9/11 and again during the recession. In a statement posted on the …
