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If an office worker is paid $18 and has been for 3 years can the employer force them to take a different position by telling them that they are overpaid in their current position?

I would like to know how much time each day a computer is on the internet. Is there any way of telling

I am having a problem converting to a date format in Excel 2010. When I converted my data from a previous version of excel it assigned a numerical value to all my dates. Now I can't change them back. Can anyone help me?

My sister died and when I prepared her taxes she owes $4000. When she died she was bankrupt and her house was in foreclosure. I received some money back from the bankruptcy court but I am suppose to return that money to the people that paid for her funeral. After I pay her funeral expenses I will have no money left. How do I pay the IRS?

I was about to buy a new car but the brakes were pulsating. The dealer told me he had the rotors cut and that the brakes are fine now.

Does this make sense to any of you car buffs?

I need to go to the east side of manhattan from westchester and I'm wondering if traffic will be impossible Thanksgiving morning between 10 and noon

After hiring a sales person we found out that he had a non-compete with his previous employer. Now his lawyer wants us to turn over our records. This employee only worked for us for 3 weeks.

I remember reading somewhere that you can test it by pouring water on the tank. Anyone know the details?

I'm trying to get to the screen where I can view my ip address. Can someone please give me the instructions. Thanks

If you were 55 years old and had a 30 year fixed mortgage at 6.25% and a home equity loan at 4% would you borrow money from the home equity to pay down the mortgage? Assume you can comfortably pay both mortgages each month without a problem.

I have a client that broke his leg on the job in 2006. His union hall paid him $5600 in worker's comp wages. I prepared his taxes but I did not have a W2 at the time for the $5600. I told him that worker's compensation is not taxable.

He just got a CP2000 stating he neglected to include the $5600 on his return. I called the IRS and told them these were worker's comp wages. They agreed that the wages were not taxable but they said my client would need to have the employer correct the W2. I spoke to the employer today and they said that they paid FICA on these wages and that was why they issued the W2 (?). They will not correct the W2.

Now what? I was thinking of answering the CP200 with an explanation that these were WC wages in the hopes that they would contact the employer.

Any thoughts???