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Xyzzy Feb 23, 2009 2:26 pm
Originally Posted by ssullivan (Post 11308745)
The IRS's constructive receipt rules state that it's when the money is received, not when it's earned, that counts.
So if someone holds onto his November and December paychecks and deposits them only in January the income can be said to count for the new year? That can't be right as then the W2 would be incorrect. Then again it's the IRS we're talking about... the rule probably only works to favor the IRS. :rolleyes:

gbryan84 Feb 23, 2009 2:41 pm
Originally Posted by xyzzy (Post 11308799)
So if someone holds onto his November and December paychecks and deposits them only in January the income can be said to count for the new year? That can't be right as then the W2 would be incorrect. Then again it's the IRS we're talking about... the rule probably only works to favor the IRS. :rolleyes:
Only if the issuing party is holding onto the checks not the receiving party.

Hartmann Feb 23, 2009 2:44 pm
Originally Posted by xyzzy (Post 11308799)
So if someone holds onto his November and December paychecks and deposits them only in January the income can be said to count for the new year? That can't be right as then the W2 would be incorrect. Then again it's the IRS we're talking about... the rule probably only works to favor the IRS. :rolleyes:
I think it matters when the check is in hand, not when it is deposited.

ssullivan Feb 23, 2009 2:50 pm
Originally Posted by xyzzy (Post 11308799)
So if someone holds onto his November and December paychecks and deposits them only in January the income can be said to count for the new year? That can't be right as then the W2 would be incorrect. Then again it's the IRS we're talking about... the rule probably only works to favor the IRS. :rolleyes:
No, because the employee was given the checks in November and December. It's the date on the check that counts, not the deposit date.

colpuck Feb 23, 2009 3:12 pm
Originally Posted by xyzzy (Post 11308780)
Does anyone in THE B:rolleyes:X plan on being in AMS 4/10-4/12 ??? :rolleyes: :p
This is the credited question.

rolov Feb 23, 2009 3:25 pm
Originally Posted by xyzzy (Post 11308780)
Does anyone in THE B:rolleyes:X plan on being in AMS 4/10-4/12 ??? :rolleyes: :p
I believe Im going

Xyzzy Feb 23, 2009 3:47 pm
Originally Posted by rolov (Post 11309068)
I believe Im going
C:rolleyes:58 on 4/9 is going to be fun -- but I'll be slumming it in the back :rolleyes:

icurhere2 Feb 23, 2009 3:50 pm
Originally Posted by icurhere2 (Post 11308448)
I feel the same, yet I'm stuck actively working in the office and seriously pondering opening my own assessment firm.
And I found some potential office space ^

BlissWorld Feb 23, 2009 3:57 pm
IAH is :rolleyes: right now

Xyzzy Feb 23, 2009 4:17 pm
Originally Posted by BlissWorld (Post 11309212)
IAH is :rolleyes: right now
It's IAH. It's always :rolleyes:

Scott6067 Feb 23, 2009 4:30 pm
Originally Posted by icurhere2 (Post 11308614)
Sounds like it - I should have a bunch of cash / rebates / etc. coming in the next few weeks, so that will be nice. My healthcare savings account payment did come via ACH this morning, so no reason to mail a receipt.

On the late W-2: according to BoA - from whom I'm still waiting for a brokerage consolidated 1099 - the economic recovery act changed the date to February 15.
Gee and the government wanders why we as a country are in such trouble. We need to set a deadlinea and stick too it. Just like the digital transition issue. When are we as a society going to say, this is the it if you cant get it done so be it. Just like having to pay for postal people to be working till midnight on April 15th. I really think that people that turn in their taxes after the scheduled pick-up time should have to pay a tax to mail it on that day to help the Post Office cover their finaces of covering other peoples problems.

rolov Feb 23, 2009 5:04 pm
Originally Posted by xyzzy (Post 11309181)
C:rolleyes:58 on 4/9 is going to be fun -- but I'll be slumming it in the back :rolleyes:
IM still trying to figure out my routing .

cheepneezy Feb 23, 2009 5:28 pm
Originally Posted by gbryan84 (Post 11306516)
BOX investors, CAL B rated debt 3 year maturity (CUSIP 210795PT1) is trading at or around 65 cents on the dollar with a 8.75% coupon, yielding around 30% to maturity.
Um, what?:D I think that translates to I've lost half my retirement in the last 12 months.:p

Originally Posted by ConciergeMike (Post 11306783)
I just bounced off of big balls on Wipeout.
Another one of the greatest shows ever.:D

Originally Posted by baglady (Post 11307249)
You should have posted the warning DO NOT EAT while watching. Love the term jetiquette! Nasty, nasty, nasty. He is great though! Love the hidden camera features ;)
The FA is 'proudbird' here on FT.

baglady Feb 23, 2009 6:12 pm
What is up with FT? No new threads are showing and every forum shows me as the only person there :confused:

ConciergeMike Feb 23, 2009 6:18 pm
Quotes aren't working either. I think FT is having an attack of the :rolleyes:


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