ATLANTA #11 AT PROCRASTINATING— WE'LL CELEBRATE LATER

It seems our procrastination isn't as bad as our traffic. A new study ranks Atlanta No. 11 for procrastinating on taxes. The (not-really) scientific ranking is based on the number of people who filed taxes with Turbo Tax between April 14 and April 17 in 2009. The worst offenders were in Houston, Chicago and New York. The good news, the tax company tells us, is even procrastinators can save money. One tip: you have until April 15 to contribute to an IRA and get the deduction on last year?s taxes. So, finish reading Bisnow (it's deductable—if you read it while donating to charity) and get working on those returns.

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