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My accountant submitted my 1040 tax return to the IRS using Intuit software, using my bank account and routing numbers that I have used for 20 years. I had no fees to be deducted from my return. My ...
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I paid the merchant on 18th, and the next day (19th) the order was cancelled, so they had to void the payment, which they confirmed they did. At the time, my card was frozen. On my mobile banking app, ...
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Having multiple brokers in the US can have some benefits, but one drawback is that you may accidentally create wash sales across brokers: for example, selling stock A at a loss in Broker 1 and then ...
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I use QB 2014 for my multiple small business bookkeeping and am considering a switch to GnuCash since QB is now on subscription. Does QB work with GnuCash? If so, what are the steps to achieve the ...
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I'm in the UK. I pay my orthodontist in the US $385 (~£300) per month via a continuous payment authority (I gave them my card details and permission to take this amount every month). If there isn't ...
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I just started my study of introductory financial accounting and I notice that the textbook lists restricted cash under current assets in one sample balance sheet. Then I checked the textbook for ...
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I have UK Bank account and I want to transfer money to usa bank what is my cto or sort code to transfer funds to US
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According to the Senate's own summary of Secure 2.0 (italics added for emphasis): Section 109, Higher catch-up limit to apply at age 60, 61, 62, and 63. Under current law, employees who have attained ...
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I have a bunch of stocks and mutual funds in my portfolio. I'd like to sell some small percent of these "traditional" investments and purchase some cryptocurrency. But I’m trying to figure ...
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There are a lot of stocks that ride out recessions better than others, but they typically underperform during boom times. Weighing a directly-managed portfolio to increase resilience is certainly ...
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When should I apply for Social Security when I turn 70 on Dec 12, 2026?
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I'm using Gnucash to track my spending. I've got a relative who can't always leave the house, so from time to time I'll get deputized to go shopping. I'll buy things and pay with my credit card. I'...
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I have been making regular payments towards an IRS payment plan for a couple of years. Starting maybe eight months ago, my bills started just displaying "???" as the balance due, and the Web ...
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I teach a personal finance class and I am looking for some sample W-2s to help them understand how to fill out an income tax form (1040). Is there any place I can print them so the students can use ...
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I believe I often hear about stock returns being broken down into earnings growth, dividends, and changes in valuation multiples (likely, mainly P/E?). Is this three-part decomposition the standard ...
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