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April 18, the deadline to file your taxes this year, is more than three months away, but the Treasury Department is warning Americans that this season could be “frustrating” and that agency officials are facing “enormous challenges” amid staffing shortages and budget cuts. Reporting for TODAY, NBC’s Tom Costello says the best way to avoid delays this year is to file early and electronically.