Posts by Carol Cooper7

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IRS and Tax Filing Issues in Business, Accounting & Taxes · Oct 29, 2012

mazziz;41904764 said:
Carol Cooper7 said:Question: We accidentally skipped filing our tax ID form for June and just kept moving forward with the subsequent months. To clarify, all forms through month six have been submitted (forms 1-6), but then we filed form 07—except instead of covering June, it was actually for July.

We’ve just caught the error. How should we handle this? Under what sequence number should we now submit the missing June form? Or is the entire filing history going to need a complete overhaul? 🙂

I filed those through the online portal. Does this mean I have to correct every single ID form and physically go to my agent's office to hand them over? I wanted to handle this online, but I'm worried about having duplicate filings and ending up with an excess of ID forms on record...

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IRS and Tax Filing Issues in Business, Accounting & Taxes · Oct 19, 2012

Question: We accidentally skipped filing our tax ID form for June and just kept moving forward with the subsequent months. To clarify, all forms through month six have been submitted (forms 1-6), but then we filed form 07—except instead of covering June, it was actually for July.

We’ve just caught the error. How should we handle this? Under what sequence number should we now submit the missing June form? Or is the entire filing history going to need a complete overhaul? 🙂

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Lab results - looking for opinions [PLEASE READ 1ST POST] in Health · Apr 22, 2010

I just got my blood work back, and a few of my numbers are sitting outside the standard reference ranges. I’m curious to hear your thoughts on this:

MCH 26.6 (>27.4)
MCHC 316 (>320)

Cholesterol 5.03 (
UIBC 61.70 ( TIBC 75.60 (
AST 38 (
Urinalysis: ascorbic acid positive

None of these values are extreme, but since several fall outside the normal range, can you actually "read between the lines" here? Could these specific markers point toward a particular underlying condition?

I’m 23 and stay pretty active with sports—could that be a factor? I only get blood work done once a year, and everything was perfectly fine during my last checkup a year ago.

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