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Hormonal Contraception: The Pill [General Discussion] in Women's Health ·
When does the acne actually start clearing up after starting birth control? Does it show up within the first cycle?
IRS and Tax Filing Issues in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
What’s the deal with them changing the sequence numbers on the tax filing forms?
I can't even hit submit because it keeps telling me the sequence number doesn't match.
Hormonal Contraception: The Pill [General Discussion] in Women's Health ·
Hey

I'm dealing with some issues regarding my period and I'm planning to get an ultrasound of my ovaries. But what if everything looks fine there? Should I head straight into hormone testing then?
Can I just do that blood draw for contraceptive checks? Is it the same thing?
Hey everyone.
Has anyone here actually cleared up their acne or body breakouts using pills? How long did it take before you saw any real progress, and how long until they were completely gone?
IRS and Tax Filing Issues in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Brenda Chase3 said:It sounds like there's a calculation error in your subtractions. Think of it this way: Tax Line II represents your total taxable transactions, while Tax Line III covers the input tax you're claiming back. Tax Line IV is simply the final amount—either what you owe the IRS or what you're due for a refund.
Essentially, the math should be II minus III equals IV. It looks like you likely miscalculated when subtracting your input credits from your total taxable sales.

Thanks so much.
You were a huge help.
IRS and Tax Filing Issues in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Hi there,

I’m running into an issue while filling out the sales tax form. It keeps flagging an error saying Tax IV doesn't match Tax II and Tax III.
Any idea how I can fix this so the system actually accepts it?
Hormonal Contraception: The Pill [General Discussion] in Women's Health ·
Hey everyone, looking for some advice here.
I’ve been battling breakouts since my teens, and now at 23, they just won't quit. I saw a dermatologist who prescribed a bunch of stuff that was way too harsh—honestly, it felt like it was doing more damage than actually helping. The diagnosis was acne vulgaris with the occasional comedone popping up here and there.
It hits hardest about five days before my period starts, though let's be real, it’s never exactly "perfect" any other time of the month either.
The absolute worst part? The scarring. These spots leave marks that just refuse to fade.

I’m desperate to clear this up, so what do you all suggest?
Should I see a gynecologist and look into birth control? Is that actually a reliable fix for acne?

Or should I head back to the dermatologist and ask about oral medications?
I’m thinking about starting birth control just to deal with my acne. My skin goes into total chaos about a week before my period hits, and frankly, I'm over it. One thing bothering me, though—is mid-cycle spotting a regular thing on the pill? I see so many people online complaining about random bleeding.
Has anyone here actually cleared up their skin using the pill? How long did it take to see a real difference? And does it get worse before it gets better?
Hormonal Contraception: The Pill [General Discussion] in Women's Health ·
Jerry Clark said:So you're gonna hit up a dermatologist first? Smart move—only they can actually figure out why your skin is acting up. Honestly, they might not even suggest the pill as a fix, you never know. Don't just go grabbing stuff off the shelf—see the derm first, then if they do suggest hormones, you'll definitely need to get some full blood work done first.

I saw a dermatologist ages ago, and it always felt like a cycle of harsh acids, Diacneal, peroxides, and clindamycin. It just stripped my skin bare, leaving it worse than when I started.
I was thinking about booking a consultation with a gynecologist to get some blood work done, then deciding if birth control is even worth it. To be honest, it feels a bit silly to commit to hormonal contraceptives just for acne—especially since it's a long-term thing, not something you just quit after three months.
Does anyone know if spotting is common when you first start? How long does it take for the skin to actually clear up? And what happens once you stop taking them? Does it cause permanent issues or irregular bleeding?
Hormonal Contraception: The Pill [General Discussion] in Women's Health ·
Hey everyone.
I've never used birth control before, but given my skin issues, I'm thinking about starting.
Can I actually get a prescription from a dermatologist, or is a gynecologist my only option here?
What does the process look like?

Thanks so much for the help.🙂
IRS and Tax Filing Issues in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
The IRS website is acting up again. Can anyone dig up a direct line for them? I’ve been trying that toll-free number, 800-829-1040, but it’s just dead air. Does anyone have a better way to reach them?
IRS and Tax Filing Issues in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Sarah Perez68, thanks! That’s exactly what I had in mind!
IRS and Tax Filing Issues in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Hi there!
I could really use some help here.
I just decided to switch over to digital tax filing this week.
I got my USB drive and encrypted PIN from FINRA, but I’m hitting a massive wall trying to get everything installed.

I downloaded the tax software directly from the FINRA site. But once I open it, the program won't recognize my certificate—it doesn't even show up as an option when I try to load it.
On top of that, when I attempt to decrypt the PIN, I keep getting an error saying "cryptographic device support is not installed."
I've been wrestling with this for two days now and I'm honestly at my wits' end.
The instructions mention that if the certificate isn't recognized, I should run an app called "ActivCard Gold Utilities." Does anyone know where I can actually download that?

Help, please.