I always struggle with the "sell high" mentality when it comes to players who define a team's identity. Is it better to ride with your stars until the wheels fall off, or do you pull the trigger on a trade while their value is peaking?
Does anyone have any actual advice on how to fix this "Electronic Signature" nightmare?
Everything seems to be functioning perfectly fine—until that final step, the digital signature...
The system just keeps throwing this error at me:
"An error occurred during signing. Please try again."
My digital certificate is installed correctly—I double-checked everything with an agent at Fidelity—and I can log into the IRS site via Chrome without any issues. I fill out the entire form, only to be blocked by this impossible digital signature process...
The IRS technical support is completely useless... their "expert" advice? Just reinstall everything 😵... seriously? I’m at my wits' end here—I've read every single manual and guide available out there...
Maybe there's a Java update pending or something (you know, when that pop-up appears and won't let you proceed until it's installed)🤷
Samuel Jones4 said:Looking at my IRS ledger, what does it actually mean if the total balance shows a negative sign (-)? I got two different answers from two different accountants, so I figured I'd ask here... is it a credit or a debt?
It's an overpayment. There aren't even any specific forms for those types of payments. 😉
I reached out to my agent directly, and they sent me a list of the missing filings (from 2008, 2011, 🤦).
I’m dealing with some total nonsense regarding my tax filings. I got an email from the IRS because I’ve been hounding them about some mismatched payments—basically trying to get a refund credited to my account—and now they’re claiming I need to submit forms from previous years because apparently, nothing was properly recorded. I managed to track those down, but then they hit me with this: "Additionally, on account 8125 MO-supervision, there is an overpayment of $xxx dating back to 2002 which is past the statute of limitations. Please submit a written request to have this amount credited."
Can someone please explain what they actually want from me? What kind of request are we talking about, who am I supposed to credit it to, and does anyone have a template for this kind of thing?!? 🤔 🤦
On top of that, they’re asking for IDD and ID forms for December 2013, but for that specific month, the JOPPD was actually filed in January 🤣 .
Are there any actual penalties or issues if I don't get the JOPPD form sent in immediately? My USB drive just died on me, so I'm stuck. 🤦
casualjackal14 said:Hey everyone, I was wondering if anyone could lend me a hand here. Honestly, this whole certificate installation process is driving me absolutely insane—I don't think it's even normal for things to be made this complicated!
So, here's the deal: I've got my Active Identity USB token and I'm running Windows 7. When I plug it in, it installs the smart card reader and then... nothing. That’s it. As far as my browser goes, all I see is some random fiscal certificate, but I can't actually access the IRS website at all. My gut feeling is that the actual certificates tied to my legal name haven't been installed properly yet.
The thing is, the USB drive itself seems to be working fine when I plug it in, but the system just won't recognize the contents—it's like it's invisible to me and I have zero way to interact with it.
If anyone out there has dealt with this before and could walk me through it, I would be so incredibly grateful. I am completely lost on what the next step should even be!
I set mine up using the Fina instructions sent via email—they included an encrypted PIN when the USB arrived.
You grab the installer from this link:
Then you have to decrypt the PIN (if you received one by email) on this site:
Everything’s working fine for me on both Google Chrome and Internet Explorer (I'm running Windows 7). I just installed Java and wiped out the old version, though honestly, I can't even remember which specific version I grabbed for Chrome 🤷
Are you guys seeing any movement on those SNU forms? Mine have just been sitting there marked as "received" since late July 🙄 I had every intention of cleaning up all these messy, disconnected payments and paperwork while things were slow, but it looks like nothing is moving until September. Meanwhile, employees won't stop asking about their tax refunds because the IRS told them they can't get anything back until all the payments are properly reconciled 🤦
Brian Campbell36 said:What has everyone’s experience been like regarding the SNU forms? I’ve been diving into the instructions lately, and honestly, there is quite a bit to wrap one's head around here. 🤔
There are guides and videos out there, but honestly, they only cover the easy stuff. There are plenty of scenarios they completely ignore that actually matter. Usually, I just end up firing off inquiries to the IRS and praying for a response before my deadline hits.
I somehow managed to run into every single complex issue possible with the IRS site.🤦 It feels like the whole department is on vacation because I haven't heard back from them in over two weeks.
quiettiger85 said:Hey, anyone here know how to deal with this Java issue and the IRS website?
Everything was working perfectly fine until today, but now whenever I try to file my sales tax forms, I get this error:
JAVA (TM) was blocked because it is out of date and needs to be update
and then it shows
(image)
it won't let me do anything before just kicking me off the IRS site entirely. My IT guy is on vacation right now, but I have to get these payroll tax filings submitted and I'm stuck.
I guess I'm not sure if it's an issue on my end—like my computer—or if it's something with the IRS site itself. I haven't even touched any settings or installed any new Java updates lately...
Based on what you wrote, your Java version is outdated. You just need to run an update.🤷
Linda Harris5 said:Post-call summary—The ID card was mailed out, but obviously got lost in the mail since they don't bother with certified shipping. They’re insisting it was sent, yet my employer hasn't seen a thing. Just my luck. 🙄 Now I have to wait another month for a replacement...
I'm in the same boat. Started working back in November 2012 and still haven't seen my ID. Honestly, I hadn't even thought about it until I ended up in the ER last week. I'll head over there this week to see what the deal is. 🤷
I’m on the same page here. I think René deserves the recognition. He’s the one putting in most of the hours and sharing what he knows just to help everyone else out, so his perspective should carry some weight given how much he contributes to this community. I also have a suggestion, if you're open to it: maybe we could update the rules in the first post to require a minimum post count before someone can ask a question. It might be a good way to weed out the clones. 🤷
Hannah Campbell5 said:Half of those sellers don't even ship to the US, and the ones who do usually charge around $50, not to mention you've got sales tax and extra fees on top of that. I really don't see the logic in dropping $100 just to get my hands on a single figure. What else have you got?
Fair enough, that's your call. But looking at Terminator stuff, plenty of sellers ship to the US for anywhere from free to ten bucks. Plus, you aren't hitting import duties unless you go over $53. I've been grabbing stuff off eBay for years, but finding this specific thing locally in the US is going to be tough 🤷. If I hear anything or stumble upon a shop that carries it, I'll let you know. 😉
Hannah Campbell5 said:Where can I pick up some action figures—think Batman, Superman, He-Man, UFC fighters, that kind of thing—in the area or anywhere else in the States? I’ve checked out places like Toys "R" Us or similar toy shops, but they don't seem to carry what I'm looking for. I feel like I've scoured the entire internet, but I just can't find them anywhere in the country.
Hannah Campbell5 said:I’m convinced that Turbo Limacu doesn't have a clue what they're talking about. They're probably just looking at those standard, run-of-the-mill toys—you know, the basic little die-cast cars, the Barbie dolls, that kind of stuff. It's all very predictable. Personally, I’m looking for something with a bit more substance, something like this. I was browsing through BigBadToyStore earlier today—you know, that go-to spot for collectors when you're hunting for something specific—and I stumbled upon this particular section. It’s one of those deep dives where you start looking for one thing and suddenly find yourself twenty minutes down a rabbit hole of vintage figures and high-end statues. It's a bit like walking into a specialized bookstore in a quiet corner of Chicago; you might just be looking for a quick paperback, but before you know it, you're contemplating an expensive hardcover edition because the craftsmanship is simply too good to pass up. Anyway, I thought I'd drop the link here for anyone else who enjoys that specific kind of digital window shopping. It's a great way to kill some time, though I should probably warn you: it's a dangerous pastime for your wallet if you aren't careful. I honestly don't know where to look for these things in America. It’s like they just don't exist here—not even the decent stuff like Sire. I’ve been hunting for two weeks straight now, scouring every shop I can find, and I still haven't tracked down a single place that stocks Marvel collectibles, NECA, or anything remotely close to a Round 5 figure. It’s becoming quite the frustrating little odyssey.
Just go on eBay. If you actually want them, that's where they are. You won't find anything like that in any store around here. Anyway, it’s easier than hunting through grocery stores in this country. 🤷
Joseph Mendoza7 said:I'm in a bit of a rush, so I won't include all the quotes (thanks for understanding): Where can I buy a poker set in Los Angeles that looks just like the one in the photo, and does anyone know the price? Many thanks
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I saw that exact same box—that specific poker set—over at the Best Buy in the downtown area, and also at the Target near the stairs on Corso, right behind the jewelry store.
I know a guy who had some kind of inflammation issue when he was about 10 years old. His doctor actually told his mom they should just remove part of the foreskin—basically perform a circumcision. I have to admit, when he first mentioned it, my mind immediately went to the other reasons people get circumcised, you know? But honestly, looking at it from another angle, I still feel like that skin is there for a reason. If nature designed us this way, maybe we shouldn't be messing with it. 🤷
1. if they sit reasonably well on my hips 2. if I can actually get them buttoned up 3. if they look good on my hips and waist 4. if my butt looks decent in them 5. if they fit right from my waist to my knees 6. if I can actually squat in them without an issue
Nancy Sullivan78 said:I've been on Yasmine for six months now...
It might not even be the Yasmine. When I was taking Stediril, the instructions actually warned about blurred vision, and it happened to me a few times—the first time was after seven months of use (right when those first side effects kicked in), and it lasted about ten minutes. On the flip side, a friend of mine used Triqular and ended up feeling nauseous every single month she took them...
As for the iron deficiency, I dealt with that before. Usually, my vision would just go dark for a second. There are some really solid supplements out there—one company actually sponsors the US Olympic Committee—but you have to be careful with things like chewable iron or those vitamin gummies from brands like Flintstones; they're 😬 and you shouldn't take more than three a day. 😢 iron
placidjackal36 said:That’s that flick with the lead actor who has that disfigured skull—I can't recall the title. If I remember correctly, his osteoclasts went haywire or something and caused massive bone growth. 🤔 He gave her a hot potato. 🙂
Yeah, a hot potato 👍 That's the one. Cher played his mother.