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April 8, 2001, 10:45PM Learn the ins and outs of filing after mid-April deadline By GARY KLOTT Tribune Media For the many millions of individuals who have yet to file their 2000 income tax returns, there is no reason to panic. If you need more time to file your return, you can easily get a filing extension. And if you can't afford to pay your tax bill now, you can buy more time to pay up. While you may be subject to interest and penalties for payments made after April 16, you can put off the day of reckoning for months without fear that IRS collection agents will come after you. There is even a loophole in the law that will enable many individuals to get an extra month to pay up without being assessed interest or penalties. Nevertheless, April 16 is a critical deadline for anyone who has yet to file his tax returns. You'll need to file either your tax return or an extension request by the deadline. And to avoid interest and penalties, you'll generally need to pay any taxes owed by April 16. April 16 is also the deadline for making IRA contributions for 2000 returns and for making the first installment of quarterly estimated taxes for 2001. Filing extension: If you'd like more time to file your return, getting a filing extension is simple. In fact, the IRS has expanded the options this year for obtaining a filing extension. You can now do it by phone, computer or mail.

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Hi, Christian: Stuart has already called this week inquiring about his ability to continue negotiating with the PUDs. Have you had a chance to speak with Pat Boylston? Let me know if I can assist. Thanks (as usual) for all of your help.

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Ken, After numerous efforts to secure an audience with President Fox, we have been successful in scheduling a lunch with him on the 27th of June. In addition to our usual reasons for taking this very important one-day trip, I have been advised by Presidencia (equivalent for our "West Wing") that during this face-to-face meeting, we would have the appropriate opportunity to invite President Fox to visit Houston. I have just received written confirmation of the 2:30 p.m. luncheon meeting. I will be going to appropriate GHP Boardmembers and major investors to determine who would be available to participate. I wanted to give my leadership heads up and request any thoughts or ideas that you may have on this subject matter as well as to determine your availability. Regards,

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