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Stevens Pass gives skiers a break on Tax Day

Apr 11, 2014, 2:18 PM | Updated: 2:27 pm

Whichever person you are, you can celebrate sending Uncle Sam your tax forms with skiing, for free,...

Whichever person you are, you can celebrate sending Uncle Sam your tax forms with skiing, for free, on Stevens Pass. (Photo/File)

(Photo/File)

For some, their taxes were done long ago, and they are nothing but an afterthought. For others, we’ll be scrambling to get them done before the deadline this Tuesday.

Whichever person you are, you can celebrate sending Uncle Sam your tax forms with skiing, for free, on Stevens Pass.

The resort will be offering free skiing and riding Tuesday, April 15 to their first 4,000 guests.

The hitch: Winter enthusiasts must first sign up on Steven Pass’ website to claim a free ticket voucher.

The forecast is for a sunny day on the slopes, said General Manager Bill Bourton, and they have a 9-12 foot snow base.

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