CNN reported that taxes are due tomorrow, and its headline points readers to how to file for an extension. Only the headline was available for this story, so the steps, deadlines and eligibility rules that the report may describe are not set out here.
A separate report from CBS News covers a different tax question. According to its headline, the story addresses what to expect when filing taxes after a person has settled a debt for less than was owed. Its summary says that settling a debt "can offer financial relief" but may also create unexpected tax obligations.
The CBS News summary does not say how any such tax obligation would be calculated, which forms might apply, or how much a filer could owe. Those details, if the full article contains them, are not reflected in the material reviewed for this story, which consisted of the headline and summary of the CBS News article only.
The two reports cover different parts of the filing season. The CNN headline concerns the timing of the deadline and the extension process. The CBS News material concerns the tax treatment of debt that was settled for less than the full balance. Neither source, as described here, says whether the two situations overlap for any filer.
Both reports were reviewed only as headlines or summaries. Any further detail in the full stories is not included in this account, and the descriptions above are limited to what those headlines and summaries state.
Sources: CNN: Taxes are due tomorrow. Here's how to file for an extension; CBS News: You settled a debt for less than you owed. Here's what to expect when you file your taxes..