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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 8, 2008
Media Contact: Enola C. Rice
704-424-4442
Enola.C.Rice@usps.gov
Jeannette O. Runyan
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Postal Service Ready for Last Minute Tax Filers

CHARLOTTE, NC — Post Offices nationwide are prepared to provide the necessary April 15th postmark for customers mailing their tax returns at the last minute.

The Kinston Main Post Office will provide the April 15th postmark until 8:00 p.m.

Kinston NC
Kinston MPO
208 E Caswell 28501
5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. - Drop off tax returns only

The Postal Service offers the following advice to customers mailing tax returns:

  • Use pre-addressed envelopes if possible. Take special care to ensure that handwritten envelopes are legible.
  • Include a return address.
  • Affix sufficient First Class postage. IRS does not pay postage due. Many returns contain several forms and weigh more than one ounce. Scales and Automated Postal Centers (APC) are available at many Post Office locations to weigh mail.
  • Avoid the last minute rush at the Post Office. Mail returns early in the day.
  • Customers depositing returns in a collection box should make sure they are deposited before the last collection time listed on the box.
  • Customers can call 1-800-ASK-USPS or visit www.usps.com for Post Office locations offering extended services.

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