Google “CPA tax accountant” call them and ask. They’re a business.
Google “CPA tax accountant” call them and ask. They’re a business.
Professional help, look up a local accountant.
My frame a reference is limited. It’s like Valheim in the desert with quests and arpg combat. The game feels finished to me but I didn’t play much.
Has anyone who’s played Star Galaxies give me their take?
I tried a few hours but the world felt desolate and I felt like I didn’t get any player interaction.
Noble endeavor with a somewhat unusual pitch.
My mind goes to some post modern civilization where humans hunt self replicating robots for sustenance.
They are, but because of the lighting you can trick your brain into seeing them inverted.
“Who do all these cute thigh socks belong to?”
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Why it’s dangerous: Phishing: Hackers could use the info to send fake but convincing messages to users. Session hijacking: If attackers can intercept or replay 2FA codes, they might bypass login protection.
Shelter thy knees Harlot!
You’re more likely to get flagged for AML/KYC by your financial institution. Which usually just results in a phone call.
There’s no trick or window to getting around IRS reporting. If it was a taxable event it’ll get reported to the IRS.
I think it starts with shift in mindset from your money/my money to our money.
I’ve found it beneficial to have all money going it and out of joint account.
One person can take the lead both parties must understand and agree to the budget.
I do most of the tracking but ask my partner about unrecognized transactions. They ask me how much money is left in which categories periodically.
Beaky
Quarters?
Let’s see Paul Allen’s io.
Best manager ever. Doesn’t chit chat and cleans the floor.
The horror amplifies the humor.
No, then it’s just sparkling treason.
Given the limited option of inside out tracked devices they fall in between the range of the quest pro controllers $250/two and VIVE ultimate trackers $600/three.
You can direct your attitude to them by not buying them.
If your goal is the save for education a 529 is a good choice for tax free growth.
Your returns are based on your investment strategy, but the earnings would be tax free. Assuming modest growth of 4% per year what you put in today would be worth 22% more in five years.
Should you be saving solely for your sibling’s education depends on your personal financial strategy. There are plenty of guides online on how to prioritize your dollars. I like money guys financial order of operations.