But paying taxes is a sure thing.
Tax day is only about a month away.
And more Texans are filing electronically than ever before. As the old saying goes, nothing's for certain except death and taxes. But as Tammy Crayton of Dallas got help from an IRS preparer for her return, she did get a choice on how it's filed. Crayton chose to electronically file, or e-file, her return and skip the U.S. mail. The advantage is her refund will arrive in two weeks or less instead of up to eight weeks.