Heading into this year's delayed tax filing day, half of Americans think their taxes are too high, while 44% consider them about right and 4% too low. The 50% calling them too high is up slightly from an average 45% over the prior three years, while similar to most of Gallup's yearly measurements since 2003. Americans' concern that their taxes are too high was much more prevalent before the implementation of President George W. Bush's first round of tax cuts in 2001. From 1982 to 1999, between 55% and 68% of U.S. adults described their taxes as too high. The latest results are based on a Gallup poll conducted April ... (full story)