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June 17, 2013 | 09:41 pm
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<p>Colin Turn of Oklahoma City reacts to the news that he and his wife will owe additional taxes this year after Vickie Eubanks, co-owner of Eubanks Tax Service in Del City, filed his state and federal tax returns Monday afternoon. Turn said he wasn't really surprised by the bad news. He said "it can always go either way." Turn said he waited until the last minute to file his taxes because he works two jobs and is "very busy." He admitted to being a procrastinator this year. Turn was among many last-minute taxpayers who wait until the final day to prepare their taxes to meet the midnight deadline on Monday, April 15, 2013. (AP Photo/The Oklahoman, Jim Beckel)</p>

Tax overhaul? Could IRS scandal lead to changes?

The Internal Revenue Service’s targeting of conservative political groups has little if anything to do with most everyday taxpayers, but some lawmakers are hoping attention to the budding scandal will swell public and political support for rewriting and simplifying a federal tax code that has undergone some 5,000 changes in the past dozen years.

After the latest bill failed to pass through the Senate, do you feel there will be any more attempts at mandating more background checks for gun purchases?

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