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To: Road Walker who wrote (335499)	4/26/2007 8:08:32 PM
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. tax receipts from individuals hit a record one-day high of $48.7 billion on April 24, a Treasury Department official said on Wednesday. The previous record was $36.4 billion, set on April 25, 2006, said Jennifer Zuccarelli, a Treasury spokeswoman. The record reflects taxes not withheld from individuals over the course of the year, but paid to the government before this year's April 17 income-tax deadline. While some of those tax payments come from taxpayers who withheld less tax from their paychecks than they owed, much of it was owed on income from investments or profits.