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by junar 3y ago
"Reasonable cause" is a pretty hard bar to meet. [1] > The following factors don't generally qualify as valid reasons for failure to file or pay a tax on time: > Lack of knowledge. You're responsible for knowing or
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by junar 3y ago
Personally, my pain point is the mail-in Form 8453 that comes with the "summary" option. I'd wish for a PDF upload option instead. At least two competitor products have this capability: [1] https://www.form8949.com
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by junar 3y ago
"Interest of $1,500 or less" is eligible according to the announcement. Dividends and capital gains are not mentioned, and presumably not eligible.
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by junar 3y ago
Ironically, OP can still upgrade their iPhone 7 to iOS 15. Apple claims that 94% of iPhones are on iOS 15 or later. [1] https://developer.apple.com/support/app-store/
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by junar 3y ago
Research paper: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/09567976231184... Instructions, surveys, and other materials: https://osf.io/h6q4a/
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by junar 3y ago
Criminal complaint: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/23937421-baluchi
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by junar 3y ago
That reminds of an issue with a passenger whose given name ends in the letters "MR". https://travel.stackexchange.com/questions/149323/my-name-ca... HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com
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by junar 3y ago
No grad students. No international students. Only students who received some financial aid, but less than the total cost of attendance. On the other hand, it goes all the way back to students from 2003. https://fingfx.thomsonreut
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by junar 3y ago
https://www.foley.com/en/insights/publications/2012/08/emplo... > An employer has no legal obligation to commence an immigration case. ... The employer may lawfully reject the job applicant becau
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by junar 3y ago
Requiring that an applicant is legally authorized to work in the US is allowed. Requiring that they be a US citizen is not. https://www.eeoc.gov/pre-employment-inquiries-and-citizenshi...
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by junar 3y ago
That's not the same thing. For the process referenced by your link, the taxpayer would still need to fill in most lines, only leaving a few calculation lines blank for the IRS to finish. > If you want the IRS to figure your tax. Rea
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by junar 3y ago
In other words, this isn't a real job listing. If the employer wasn't sponsoring the intending immigrant for a green card, it wouldn't exist in the first place. The employer already intends to hire the immigrant. In fact, the
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by junar 3y ago
If you're curious why, it's because of the California itemized deduction phase-out, line 29 in the instructions below [1]. CalFile only cares about handling "simple" items. Other notable exclusions [2] are capital gains,
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by junar 3y ago
Do you have a source? I think you're confusing Supplemental Security Income (SSI) with Social Security retirement benefits. Those are two different things.
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by junar 3y ago
Yes, the whole point of this list is for non-US citizens. The following brochure provides more details (see in particular page 4 and pages 7-8). https://www.ssa.gov/pubs/EN-05-10137.pdf
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by junar 3y ago
Why do you think this? According to this chart, citizens of India can receive Social Security benefits with 10 years of work. https://www.ssa.gov/international/countrylist4.htm
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by junar 3y ago
The IRS has to approve any e-file provider or software. So you can generally assume that any unofficial tools will be unable to e-file.
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by junar 3y ago
Also, in the Seattle area, "Fremont" likely refers to its Fremont neighborhood, and not, as the map claims, a place in California. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fremont,_Seattle
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by junar 4y ago
> However, restricted stock isn’t to be confused with RSUs (restricted stock units). RSUs don’t have the option to elect 83b. https://www.kinetixfp.com/post/should-you-make-an-83b-electi...
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by junar 4y ago
You can eventually get the taxes back, though it might take a while. Your former employer should take care of the FICA part after you repay them. For federal income tax, you'll claim a tax credit when you file your return according to
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by junar 4y ago
* Come to the US as an H-4 dependent of H1-B parents * Age out at 21: H-4 no longer valid, green card process delayed because of country-specific quota * F-1 student visa gives you a few more years, but still no path to residency https:&#x
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by junar 4y ago
I feel like the headline glosses over some details. The article is about one extremely small [1], highly selective masters program, not the much larger undergrad population at the school. > Baruch’s financial engineering course is ... al
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by junar 4y ago
Stanford has pretty generous financial aid for those that need it: https://www.cnbc.com/2019/08/19/stanford-is-no-1-on-our-list...
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by junar 4y ago
Advance parole is the permission to leave and re-enter the US while your green card application is pending. USCIS is pretty backlogged right now, so getting anything approved, including advance parole, can take longer, which leads to bad ex
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by junar 4y ago
You're only completely locked in for the first year. From year 2 through year 5, you can cash in at any time, but lose the last 3 months of interest. After that, you're free to cash in whenever without penalty, or it will be autom
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by junar 4y ago
> The default is something like 25% Default withholding has been 22% now for a few years. I bring this up because the gap between default withholding and the higher marginal rates has widened compared to the years it was at 25%. > Yet
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by junar 4y ago
Yeah, so Sidecar is free for owners of recent-ish iPads and Macs. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210380 Luna Display is a more premium option. https://astropad.com/luna-display-vs-apple-sidecar/
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by junar 4y ago
Please add (2020) to the title.
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by junar 4y ago
Apparently that exchange rate isn't real. https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/cuba-more-than-quadruples...
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by junar 4y ago
Also, it sounds like brokers are somewhat to blame, because they made comments to the IRS opposing additional reporting for stock compensation: > ... commenters asked that there be no change to the Form 1099-B to reflect compensation sta

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