We're so used to this that, when April 15th (or its requested extension) arrives, it barely registers beyond the time-consuming, receipt-gathering, costly, baffling, headache-inducing inconvenience of it all.
So in most cases, you should agree to the requested extension.
I can't remember anyone at Harvard ever taking attendance or failing to grant a requested extension.
Romney's 2010 return shows that he made estimated tax payments of $1,369,095 in 2009 and likely more after a requested extension.
The requested extension of time and other powers were granted by the Wimbledon and Sutton Railway Act, 1913, given Royal Assent on 15 August 1913.
bAnswer NO refers to requested extension of the assistance, without resources/solidarity card, out-of-date accreditation, or non-accredited at the time of data extraction.
For a fifth rule, covering workplace lead exposures, the panel was unable to draw clear lessons because the affected industries requested extensions and were not yet in compliance.
For more than two years, the governor's office periodically requested extensions – more than a dozen in all – and each time the state's attorney general (always a Republican) said yes.
I've had to request extensions on bills that are coming due, which will affect my credit standing if it persists.
When the Princeton survey team looked beyond the quantitative data, one thing they found was that women were less likely to request extensions of tenure for childbirth than were men.
