Posts by Brian Campbell36

Jack Carter88 said:That’s right, those attachments only pop up alongside the Sales Tax form.

Back when we were using the old software, you couldn't actually upload them—you were stuck just sending files to the Tourism Board and the IRS. But with this current system, everything is streamlined; you can submit whatever is required as long as it's in PDF format.

I appreciate the response; you've been quite helpful. I'll send over a sample shortly... clearly, there is no substitute for a true expert.

On a separate note, I have observed an interesting technical discrepancy: Chrome recognizes the digital certificate perfectly fine, yet when using IE (version 10.0), it fails entirely. It simply refuses to acknowledge the certificate's existence. Instead of prompting me to select the certificate associated with my legal name, IE just kicks me straight back to the application, which then triggers an error stating that no certificate was selected.

Jack Carter88 said:Yes, you absolutely need to convert those attachments into PDF format. I’m not sure if you already have a tool for this, but I personally use a straightforward, free little program called Adobe PDF. You can easily find it online and download it to your computer if you don't have it yet.
After that, it’s pretty simple: just open your Balance Sheet within the POD form, head over to the print menu, and select that Adobe PDF printer. A window will pop up asking where you want to save the file, you pick a folder, and you're all set.

When it comes to uploading attachments to the IRS, you just pull the PDF files from your own archives, and the whole process is quite seamless.

As for the tax form itself, you can either manually enter the data into the provided template or, if your accounting software supports it, just export and send it directly from there.

It appears to me that the attachment option only activates when required; for instance, I noticed just now while working on my sales tax form that the "attachments" option does not show up in the dropdown menu by default. Does the system automatically recognize when that feature needs to be enabled? Or perhaps... 🤷

An image of the sales tax form without the attachment option available

Roger Stewart2 said:Man, I’m currently wrestling with this POD form, but it keeps spitting back an error saying the format isn't allowed—apparently, it’s got to be an XML Document. Does anyone know how the heck I can turn this POD into an XML Document??? Seriously, help a guy out!

Are you actually wondering how one is meant to submit the Balance Sheet and the IRS filings? Is it not clearly stated above that those should be sent as a .pdf?

However, if you wish to proceed, simply return to the original document you saved to your hard drive, navigate to the "File" menu, select "Save As," and then choose "Word XML Document" from the file type dropdown menu. I trust that provides the clarity you require.

Jack Carter88 said:If you need a hand, here is how you handle it:
- Look through the submitted forms. - Select the Tax ID. - Use the search function. - Find the 2012 tax return form. - The data regarding the filing (like the submission timestamp) should pop up. - Click the arrow next to the tax document. - A dropdown menu will appear; scroll to the attachments at the bottom. Click on those attachments and follow the prompts. Choose the attachment type, such as the balance sheet, and so on. Upload the file from your local drive and hit "submit."

You’ll just need to repeat that process for every document you're uploading.

Thank you. If I may ask one more thing: is it strictly necessary to perform a conversion to .pdf (changing the file from .xls to .pdf), or is it acceptable to submit the document in its original .xls (Excel extension) format?

Brenda Chase3 said:It’s definitely doable. Just keep in mind that you won't find their specific templates there; instead, you need to convert your own documents into PDF format and upload them as attachments once you've finished filing your tax return.

But how exactly am I supposed to attach them once I've converted the files to a .pdf extension? Is there some specific setting within the IRS e-filing portal or similar software that facilitates this? I have already filed the primary return, but how can I resolve this so the authorities actually receive the necessary documentation?

Edit: I believe I have found the answer. The instructions mention attaching documents to the tax filing, yet the "Attachments" link remains greyed out—it appears to be completely unresponsive. How does one activate this option so that the financial statements can finally be sent?

Kyle Martin67 said:Hey everyone, I was hoping someone could give me an estimate on my PC build:

Case NZXT Guardian 921
Panel NZXT Sentry 2 fan panel (alarm, auto fan optimization)
Fans NZXT 4*120 fans connected to the panel
PSU Chieftec modular power supply 650 W
CPU Phenom 9850 4 x2, 2.5 ghz
CPU Cooler Thermaltek Big Typhoon
RAM 4x1 Corsair Dominator 1066 mhz DDR2
GPU Asus ATI radeon 4870 512 DDR5
Motherboard Abit AX78 (an excellent motherboard)
HDD Seagate Barracuda 250gb SATA2
DVD/RW Samsung

I am thinking about selling this PC to a friend, so I would be interested to know what kind of price I might expect for it.

What kind of motherboard is that (was it manufactured back in 1985?)?

Maximum price is $833, the components aren't bad aside from the motherboard (what socket does it use?) 🤷

GPU: AMD Radeon HD 7770 OC
Processor: Intel Core I5 2320 7
RAM: 16 GB DDR3
Motherboard: P8Z68-V GEN3
Hard Drive: Western Digital Black 1.5 TB 64 MB cache
Western Digital Green 500 GB 16 MB cache
Monitor: Dell U2312HM
Keyboard: Logitech K300
Mouse: Logitech G400
Case: HAF XM Mid Tower
Power Supply: Corsair CX600

I suspect none of the experts here will be willing to provide an honest valuation for this setup. I am looking to transition to a laptop—maintaining this rig is becoming prohibitively expensive—so I have no intention of underselling it. Does anyone actually know what a fair market price would be?

I am looking for an honest appraisal of this build:

GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660
CPU: Intel Core i5-2320
RAM: 16 GB DDR3
Motherboard: ASUS P8Z68-V GEN3
Hard Drives: Western Digital Black 1.5 TB (64 MB cache)
Western Digital Green 500 GB (16 MB cache)
Monitor: Dell U2312HM
Keyboard: Logitech K300
Mouse: Logitech G400
Case: HAF XM Mid Tower
PSU: Corsair CX600

If I can manage to get a decent amount for this setup, my intention is to pivot toward a laptop...
A reliable internet connection remains my top priority... 😕

George Hill4 said:I suppose Kopljar is about to lose his mind over this victory.🤣

Then, quite suddenly, everything came to a halt... ☕

George Hill4 said:Sure, it’s possible—provided our people decide to stop calling him up for a few years.😁

Two years? Just look at what happened with Sterbik! ☕

Arthur Martinez7 said:Kopljar MVP 🙏 🙏

He is a talented player; if he weren't capable, he wouldn't be playing for PSG!

It simply wasn't his night, nothing more and nothing less. ☕

bluecrane25 said:And now the Germans are chiming in, claiming we’ve lost our minds—but why take the easy route when there’s such a compelling argument to be made?

Honestly, it seems like Goluzi and Gopcu were more concerned with being the most honorable guys in the room than actually securing first place; who among them was even thinking about chasing a gold medal!

Then there was that ridiculous stunt of his; suggesting that after a blowout game, we should just sit back and watch the young prospects develop.

It’s quite telling how those Spaniards, playing with only two men left on the court, just coasted through the end of the game against us.☕

Raymond Anderson4 said:The way Spain sat back and defended for those forty or fifty minutes? That’s exactly how France is going to play against us for ninety percent of the match.

And yet, we still can't seem to get our own defensive shape right.☕

amberhound62 said:Rather than having a clear path straight to the finals, we find ourselves staring down the world champion Americans and the European champions Dance. And that isn't even the half of it; we’ve lost our left wing, meaning we are heading into a fight against the absolute heavyweights with Šprem holding down the flank. Even if they decide to call up Ninčević, it would imply that Lacković is effectively out of the running for this tournament, especially since Goluža burned through his substitution options today. Way to go, Keta! 🤦

I am willing to put my life on the line if we don't make it to this semifinal;

Spain-Russia
Denmark-France

steelharbor9 said:It’s been quite some time since we played a match as compelling as that one against them in London.

That was merely one out of ten matches; after all, we managed to beat the Frenchmen in Mexico, yet here we are being grounded by this group at the Olympics.

The truth is, their style simply doesn't suit us—not when we're facing the sheer strength of the French or the blistering pace of the Danes.☕

Paul Jones7 said:That generic surname was already performing well back when we were playing in Mexico. Sure, he worked on his shooting, but what truly impressed me was his performance against the Frenchmen during that trip to Mexico; he proved then that he actually possesses composure.

And why, then, did he fail to play with such composure during the 2012 Summer Olympics?

If a player truly belongs at the elite level, shouldn't they perform consistently across all fronts, rather than producing a single flash of brilliance followed by total stagnation?☕

That generic surname is merely a placeholder player; the real objective was always to facilitate a sale to a club even larger than New York City (though we all know how generic surname handles his business).

silverpuma90 said:We only manage to dismantle the Frenchmen by playing that way. However, we are never going to uncover the truth behind that specific incident once the whole "situation" was swept under the rug by generic surname and everyone decided to just kiss up to him.

Even if we assume the French are our only true threat, as far as I can recall from our history, we haven't been faring particularly well against the Danes lately either—their fast-paced style of play simply doesn't suit us.

mellowotter36 said:it’s entirely possible he missed on purpose

And now, Vori is throwing the whole thing under the bus to save Omeyer!

I might just head down to the sportsbook and put a heavy bet on the Frenchmen recording over 20 saves against Omeyer.

Between the likes of Goluza and Gobac, 🙂

this kind of behavior will cost us dearly when we chase medals; the French team is practically salivating at the prospect of facing us. We’ll be playing a man down on offense as usual, while Omeyer plays the game of his life just to get back home safely.

At least we won't have to wait much longer to hear the unvarnished truth from Goluza regarding the "Balic situation."☕

Ryan Allen32 said:The power supply unit is a Chieftec CTG-500-80P.

Does anyone actually know what the wattage rating is on that specific unit?

urbanowl5 said:If you are searching for the absolute peak of quality, the gtx 660 non from MSI featuring the Twin Frozr III cooler is your best bet, though finding one for under $40 would be a miracle.$667.

Running an HD 7770 OC in CrossFire allows CUDA to function perfectly; I’ve even clocked a 3DMark score of 7200 at medium resolution!

Titles such as Far Cry 3 or Hitman run smoothly at 90 FPS on ultra settings.🙏

Am I satisfied with this CrossFire setup? Absolutely. Despite my initial skepticism regarding potential blue screens or thermal issues, I have encountered neither so far.

Larry Ortiz5 said:$33 it costs more, yet it is clearly superior 🙂 http://www.bestbuy.com/product/graphics-card-example

EVGA recommended Power Supply: EVGA 650W PSU, whereas I am currently running an EVGA 600 w CX

If my intention is to purchase this card, I suppose I must also invest in a new power supply; wouldn't it be most prudent to simply address the issue once and for all by upgrading?