Posts by fadedotter21

Brenda Chase3 said:I actually reached out to the IRS about this specific glitch. Their workaround was pretty straightforward: go into your Tools, head over to Compatibility View Settings, remove the IRS.gov entry from the list, and make sure you leave only "Use Microsoft compatibility lists" checked.
Once I adjusted those settings, I was able to get everything back up and running smoothly.

Thanks so much, 😍 (honestly, I can't even imagine what my life would be like without this forum 😲)

Zachary White19 said:I always have to plug the stick in twice before it finally works... I plug it in, wait for the light to stop blinking, pull it out, wait a second just to be safe, then plug it back in. Maybe give that a shot, might help...

When I plug my stick in, that light stays dark for ages. I end up unplugging it and plugging it right back in, and while I'm sitting there waiting for the light to finally kick on, I usually just pass the time surfing the web.🙂

Susan Cruz48 said:Someone needs to update Java to version 67 already.

I am 👍, thanks 😍

Christian Cruz41 said:Is anyone else having trouble with the IRS website, or is it just me?

I was trying to use the option to "submit file" for my tax filings, but the loading icon is just spinning and spinning... is it stuck for everyone else too?😵

I was just trying to look up some info on FARC, and I get this notification popping up saying their service is only available weekdays from 7 AM to 8 PM and Saturdays from 7 AM to 3 PM 🙂 But here's the thing—I work from home! I don't have a set schedule, and honestly, who actually wants to deal with stuff on a Sunday? It’s just ridiculous... 😠

I couldn't get my ID verification to go through last night, even though I had zero issues accessing the Black Panther Party site... honestly, I feel so much better now knowing I'm not the only one struggling with the IRS website 🙄

Henry Edwards33 said:Three? 😕

I suppose I'll be hearing all sorts of nonsense soon enough. 🤣

Yeah, exactly—they held onto one, but they sent two back to us (with those official green stamps of theirs) div>

Henry Edwards33 said:🤣

I’ve never had to show my ID at the IRS before. This is actually kind of funny 🤣

Being a total overachiever, I actually headed down to the local IRS branch first just to ask exactly what paperwork I needed to bring. They told me: "Just three copies of the power of attorney." When I asked if I should bring a USB drive, they looked at me like I was crazy and said, "Why on earth would we need your thumb drive?"

northernbadger1 said:But what exactly am I supposed to report to the IRS?
We're totally new to this whole thing, so bear with me if I'm being a bit much... 🙂

Once you start operating your business, you have an eight-day window to file your paperwork with the local IRS office tied to your business headquarters (you'll need to use the RPO form).

Hannah Collins3 said:+ one more thing: if I picked up my registration paperwork at the clinic, but then realized I actually don't want to go there and didn't have it processed through Medicare yet, can I just go find a different gynecologist? Is it already locked into the system?

Look, if you haven't had that doctor selection form processed by Medicare, then you aren't officially their patient yet. You're totally free to head over to another clinic and ask them to handle the paperwork. It's only once they process it through Medicare and you hand a verified copy back to the original office that you're actually on their books.

Grace Hill28 said:Hey there,
I just need to clear up two things....
Does choosing a primary care doctor depend on where you live?
(Like... if I'm living over in Remetinec, am I forced to pick a doctor from their specific local clinic?)
Anyway, I just moved to Chicago, coming from a tiny town where we didn't really have neighborhoods—just one big community center for the whole town and a lot of chaos. 🙂
If that's how it works... then can anyone recommend a good GP from the Remetinec clinic? I couldn't find anything online, maybe they aren't listed or I'm just looking in the wrong places. 🙂

Actually, no—where you live doesn't dictate which primary care doctor you pick. Your address only matters when it comes to which local Medicare branch you register with as a patient under your chosen physician.
For instance, you could live in Trešnjevka, but your doctor's office is way over in Central Park.
- You go to the doctor first and ask them to take you on as a patient. They'll give you a completed Physician Selection Form.
- Then, you have to head over to Jukić to get that form officially stamped by Medicare.
- Once you bring that signed form back to the doctor, you're officially their patient. They'll probably ask you to bring your medical records along too.

If you're living in Remetinec, the Medicare branch is right near the Police station.