Dylan

I have a U.S. based company that needs to have checks cut to our clients in the UK. 1) Are there banks that will allow us to have a bank in the UK as a non resident. 2) Are there banks that have bill pay where I can send them a file/spreadsheet of our clients and have them cut a check from our account within the UK?

Question, does anyone know exactly what ups and fedex charge for insurance? I have found that rates are 85 cents per $100 but after the first $100 of coverage that they provide for free they have a minimum of $2.55 which I believe covers packages up to $300. Here's where I'm confused. If the package declared value is $300.01 do they charge me an additional $.085 and that covers me up to $399.99 or $400? Is it $300.01-$400 or is it $300-$399.99 ??

If I won a prize of $1000 on a scratcher I need to claim it with my taxes, however if I lost $1000 playing the lotto can I deduct this, thus breaking even or not being taxed on the lump $1000 scratcher?

Our AC went out and the thermostat has gone from 80-85 all day inside here. We are all sitting with fans, and everyone is miserable. Any idea the laws behind keeping us here? OSHA?

I started a job about 4 and a half months ago. I am not returning to work for a while. Will I get paid? And for how long will I get paid? I read that you need 12 months of employment, but I've only been there like 5 months. Does anyone know what I would get of anything. Is it a percentage?

If I ship packages via Registered Mail with USPS, they clearly state I have to declare the full value of the goods, and in turn they charge me a fortune and force me to buy their insurance which isn't the best coverage. I was advised that I cannot waive this insurance they offer, but was wondering if I could state a lesser value? For example if my item I am shipping is worth $19,000, could I declare it at $1,900? Anyone know what the consequences would be if they found out I did this, or a work around to this ridiculous forceful tactic? I am not looking for any insurance at all on my items, so if it gets lost, im not concerned. If my item retails for 19k, can i declare the value of what it costs me? which woulld be hard to prove, but is closer to $1,000-$1500 and avoid any issues?Many thanks for your guidance.

If I ship packages via Registered Mail with USPS, they clearly state I have to declare the full value of the goods, and in turn they charge me a fortune and force me to buy their insurance which isn't the best coverage. I was advised that I cannot waive this insurance they offer, but was wondering if I could state a lesser value? For example if my item I am shipping is worth $19,000, could I declare it at $1,900? Anyone know what the consequences would be if they found out I did this, or a work around to this ridiculous forceful tactic? Many thanks for your guidance.

I recently got married and my wife refinanced the house and added me as the owner as well. Will this benefit me in any way when i go to file taxes next year?

I have zero debt owed on my credit cards and have a 765 credit score. My available credit is 15k over two credit cards.

My fiancé has zero debt owed on her credit cards. Her available credit is 150k over 4 cards.

The question is that if my fiancé adds me to her cards, I now will have access to 150k extra in available credit. While I have no desire for the access itself, as I am very conservative with my spending. My main question is to know if she adds me to her cards and I now have 150k in credit added to my name on paper, will this be reported to credit bureau?

Secondly will my credit score now increase because of my higher credit availability?

I have zero debt owed on my credit cards and have a 765 credit score. My available credit is 15k over two credit cards.

My fiancé has zero debt owed on her credit cards. Her available credit is 150k over 4 cards.

The question is that if my fiancé adds me to her cards, I now will have access to 150k extra in available credit. While I have no desire for the access itself, as I am very conservative with my spending. My main question is to know if she adds me to her cards and I now have 150k in credit added to my name on paper, will this be reported to credit bureau?

Secondly will my credit score now increase because of my higher credit availability?

I'm getting married in a few months and my fiancé has a credit line of 150k on her credit cards. If she adds me to her card will my credit line reflect her limitations on a credit report?

I'm getting married in a few months and my fiancé has a credit line of 150k on her credit cards. If she adds me to her card will my credit line reflect her limitations on a credit report?

I'm getting married in a few months and my fiancé has a credit line of 150k on her credit cards. If she adds me to her card will my credit line reflect her limitations on a credit report?

I'm trying to deteime the difference between standard and itemized deductions. I make roughly 150k a year and truly am not sure how either work

I know certain kids books have the function to have the book read aloud. Is there a seperate app that will read a book i have in ibooks aloud?

If I am left 100k by a family member upon death, will I have to pay taxes on this? And hat percentage will I have to pay?

Between my wife and I we net 12k a month. Our monthly expenses are 4700. On this home we are looking at for 500k, with a 25k down we are looking at a $2900 mortgage payment. Is this simple math of 12k-4700=7300-2900=4400 left over. We have no debt either and both have credit above 770. Every mortgage calculator online doesn't seem to work properly and gives me a very low number of what we can afford on a mortgage payment. Anyway, math geniuses please look this over and let me know. Much appreciated!!