My question concerns the following:
I received the tax form from ebank today...apparantly I have less than $10 total in interest....
do I, even though I took the bonus? I'm unsure. Any advice would be appreciated...thank you.
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Started by vivyip, Jan 24 2006 01:03 AM
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vivyip
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Posted 24 January 2006 - 01:03 AM
I tried to reply to the old thread, but it wouldn't let me...
My question concerns the following:
I received the tax form from ebank today...apparantly I have less than $10 total in interest....
do I, even though I took the bonus? I'm unsure. Any advice would be appreciated...thank you.
My question concerns the following:
I received the tax form from ebank today...apparantly I have less than $10 total in interest....
do I, even though I took the bonus? I'm unsure. Any advice would be appreciated...thank you.
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markber
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Posted 26 January 2006 - 05:56 PM
QUOTE(vivyip @ Jan 23 2006, 06:03 PM)
I tried to reply to the old thread, but it wouldn't let me...
My question concerns the following:
I received the tax form from ebank today...apparantly I have less than $10 total in interest....
do I, even though I took the bonus? I'm unsure. Any advice would be appreciated...thank you.
My question concerns the following:
I received the tax form from ebank today...apparantly I have less than $10 total in interest....
do I, even though I took the bonus? I'm unsure. Any advice would be appreciated...thank you.
Reporting the full size of the bonus would be safer. What if eBank made a mistake in the form it set to you but printed the full size of the bonus in the form it sent to IRS? Changing $10 to $50 would not make a huge difference in your tax return.
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I tried to reply to the old thread, but it wouldn't let me...
What error message did you get?
Thanks,
Mark
