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For Nontraditional Families, The Tax Code Can Be Especially Confusing

Tax Day falls three days later than usual this year, on April 18. Some families may need that extra time. Experts say changing family demographics are making filing taxes more complicated.

Patriots quarterback Tom Brady holds the game ball after a playoff game against the Ravens in January 2015. A week later, the team would be accused of deliberately deflating footballs in the AFC Championship game against the Indianapolis Colts. Elise Amendola/AP hide caption

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Fans Want Patriots' Draft Pick Restored And Sue NFL To Make It Happen

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David Cline places the portrait of his uncle Sgt. Robert Dakin into a box with other memorabilia. Dakin was declared missing 65 years ago in Korea. It wasn't until recently that his remains were identified, and this past December, they were returned to his family. Jesse Costa/WBUR hide caption

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Remains Of Korean War Soldier Reunite A Family

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Nadja Bezerra carries her 4-month-old daughter, Alice, who was born with microcephaly, in Recife, Brazil. Dado Galdieri/Bloomberg via Getty Images hide caption

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How To Fight Zika When Your Country Is In Trouble: Improvise

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For Nontraditional Families, The Tax Code Can Be Especially Confusing

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Voters line up to cast their ballots on Super Tuesday, March 1, in Fort Worth, Texas. Ron Jenkins/Getty Images hide caption

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What Keeps Election Officials Up At Night? Fear Of Long Lines At The Polls

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