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Yeah, so about 70 percent of our clientele doesn’t get their tax information from financial institutions in order to file timely. What we try to do is get as much information as they have by the first week of April, and then we do an estimate so that when we file their extension, they’re making an estimated tax payment as close to what they’re going to owe as possible to avoid late filing penalty, late payment penalty, and interest.

But The IRS, if they get paid timely and you get a refund, they’re not giving you interest on that refund.