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Having your taxes done is never fun, so it's no surprise that many people postpone filing their returns. But there's a price to pay for putting off your date with the IRS: Procrastinators tend to spend more on the process.

If you're starting to think about your taxes and searching online for the official site of the U.S. Internal Revenue Service, make sure you don't click on IRS.com by mistake. The IRS, like many U.S. government sites, uses the ".gov" top-level domain name, and can be found at IRS.gov. But IRS.com...

For years, if I needed a little extra cash (the emphasis on little), I'd start digging under the sofa cushions, and if that didn't work out, I'd head to the laundry room (often, my wife takes the coins or dollar bills she finds in my pants and places them in a little pile on the dryer). And if I'm...