The day is finally here! I’m excited, not because of tax season finally being over (somewhat), but now I actually get to see my wife at normal hours of the day again! I’m a tax widower no more.
Every year on April 15th, many national chains offer several Tax Day Relief deals and discounts to bring some additional relief for us tax payers. Here are some of them I was able to find:
Cinnabon is offering free Cinnabites from 5-8pm only on 4/15. Look for a location near you.
Chick-fil-A is offering free food! Visit a participating restaurant on April 15 and keep your receipt. Bring your receipt in at a later date before April 30 and receive the same order free!
McCormick & Schmicks Seafood Restaurants will be offering every tax payer a $10.40 certificate to use towards a future purchase on 4/15. Also, there will be a selection of menu items for $10.40. Get it? 1040 form!
Get a free taco at Taco del Mar with this printable coupon. Dude, where’s my taco?
P.F. Chang’s is discounting your entire food and beverage bill by 15% on April 15th. Don’t forget to leave a tip! Find a location near you.
Got a Maggie Moo’s near you? I’ve never heard of them, but they are giving a free single scoop of ice cream on April 15. That will go well with your tax relief lunch or dinner!
On April 15, T.G.I. Friday’s is offering a $5 Bonus Bite gift card when you spend $15 to $25. If you spend more than $25, you will receive a $10 Bonus Bite gift card. The Bonus Bites gift cards can be used towards your next visit. Also, sign up to their loyalty program and receive a free appetizer!
I’m sure there are countless other tax relief deals. Feel free to share them!
Remember, all offers are while supplies last and only available at participating locations. Other restrictions may apply, so call ahead if you are unsure.
Viva Tax Relief Day!
Stupidly Yours,
Matt
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StupidCents was founded by Matt in 2009. His thoughts are shaped by his family and career and seasoned by his endless motivation to succeed personally, professionally, and financially.
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