First, we the Comptroller's office gave us this. Now, we have a sequel:

Today, Comptroller Peter Franchot announced that his agency was launching another YouTube advertisement aimed at encouraging Marylanders to file their taxes electronically. As a result of its outreach, the agency has downloaded over 1.1 million electronically filed returns thus far this tax season - an increase of nearly 10 percent above this time last year.

“This is no April Fools’ Joke. We are serious in getting the word out about the benefits of e-filing,” said Comptroller Franchot. “Bringing humor to the otherwise stressful topic of doing taxes is one way we have grabbed people’s attention this tax filing season, and the results speak for themselves. Because of these efforts, the number of refund checks delivered via direct deposit has grown by more than 18 percent from last year, while those sent in the mail have decreased by more than 37 percent.”

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Pass it on. And, visit MarylandTaxes.com to efile by April 15th!