C# question, regarding files?
Hi, So I have a c# file that is getting to be pretty big - I have about 5 different classes so far (all the classes have their own .cs file)....But I would really like to be able to split the main cs file into separate files... For example, have a file that contains all of the methods that deal with events, have another file that deals with say adding nodes to trees. Is there a way to do this? My initial thought was that I would just create a blank .cs file, put in the methods, and do some sort of an include or something like in c.... But it doesnt like this, because I guess each file needs to have a class associated with it? You cant have code that isnt in a class (that you can then include in a class...?)? Hopefully this makes some sense... Thanks!
Question regarding on filing tax return for the 2010~2011 year?
Dear RF: First H&R Block can only get the amount of refund you are entitled to based on the current law. Sometimes Block will uncover certain deductions or items you may have missed and get you are larger refund. Other times Block only confirms the return as accurate. You have a lot going on and the question does not elaborate on some of the important items. Namely are you a resident of CO? You say Denver is your permanent location and that would indicate you vote in CO bank in CO and register your cars in CO and have a drivers license in CO. If that is true then CA would be a non-resident return and CO would be a resident return. CA income would be taxed in CA and CO would give a credit for taxes paid to CA. THe assignment in San Fran is either a permanent or temporary deal. This will determine the accountability of the living allowance. IRS Pub 463 explains this, but I am guessing the $$ will be included in your W2 or 1099. The treatment of this money and items you maybe able to deduct requires you (I think) to get an expert opinion at least the first year you file all of these items. This advice was prepared based on our understanding of the tax law in effect at the time it was written as it applies to the facts that you provided. Click on my profile to read more. Errol Quinn Enrolled Agent
Question regarding dual status tax filing in the US?
Hello, I've got an interesting situation here I'm hoping a tax guru can help with. I'm a Canadian citizen who was living in the US, California specifically, from January 2006 until the end of May 2008 on an O-1 visa. (a work visa) I filed resident tax returns for 2006 and 2007. I'm wondering what I will need to do for 2008. I returned to Canada in 2008 to set up my own business but do not have any Canadian income for that year. I'd like to avoid filing in Canada if I don't have to...do I have the option to file as a resident of the US for 2008 given that I did not work in Canada...only the US..and that I had such a substantial presence in the US for the preceding years?...Also, I believe my O-1 visa remained valid until early in 2009. If I must file dual status what is the procedure for a case like mine? And one more question. I worked in the US for part of a year a few years back...2003 to be precise...and at that time I filed as a Non-resident. I remember there was a $10,000 exemption available to me as a Canadian resident...does anyone know what that was, or whether it's still available?...and what the procedure is to claim it? Many thanks in advance A confused taxed person :)
Will filing a Police Report regarding my "CON ARTIST" ex-wife's theft, help with her deportation?
A police report alone will be of no consequence. Anyone can file a report with the police. Also, because you have motivation to lie (I'm not saying that you ARE lying, just that your financial responsibility for her & her son could be seen as a motive), a police report filed by YOU will count for absolutely nothing. Now, if there are multiple reports, by unique individuals (as in people who's only connection is your ex-wife), AND there is an open investigation, the court may take them into account. As unfair as it may seem, YOUR word alone is not going to get you very far, with the police or with immigration. Not only does your financially responsibility for her give you an ulterior motive for filing a criminal complaint, but the fact that she's now sleeping with your own brother will raise a huge red flag with the authorities. All too often, spouses make false statements disparaging their estranged spouse in order to gain the upper hand. Unfortunately, that makes things more difficult for those few that have a legitimate complaint. If you feel that she committed a crime, you should file a report with the police. However, you need to be aware of the fact that, unless there are other "victims" out there that have filed their own complaints, the chances of any action being taken are slim. Personally, I'd be even more ticked off the brother.
Interesting question. It depends...It depends on the crime and/or alleged crime(s) documented in the report. If the report contains anything that may be taken as child abuse and/or neglect such as the beating of a child or extreme filth in a home, than most likely yes, CPS will get involved considering the fact that law enforcement officers are mandatory reporters. That said, if the police report is the run of the mill theft or domestic dispute (especially if it doesn't involve a child), I don't see a reason for CPS to come knocking on your door.I hope that answers your question:)
Regarding my relocation expense bill and filing Tax Return in april 2011...?
So you are being reimbursed for your relocation expenses by submitting your receipts to your employer. Your company may also have paid for your spouse to relocate. Great, none of this is taxable. However no one else can use those receipts for any kind of deduction. If your wife or father-in-law think otherwise, they are mistaken. If your wife wants a deduction for moving, she needs unreimbursed expenses of her own that qualify for the deduction. How or if the IRS finds out about your father-in-law's taxes is not an issue for you. However, if your wife is getting involved in doing a shady tax return, and you know about it, you need to do your best to convince her not to do it, and not file a tax return with her if there is anything fishy on a joint tax return. It appears you need to be more vigilant about letting your information get to your father-in-law. In particular, don't let him do your taxes or have access to your income documents.
I have some questions regarding child protective services guidelines and laws. i live in riverside ca?
my son was taken by cps and they took him without cause. he was not being abused in any way. it was all caused by a neighbor calling and making false accusations. anyway, i need to know what stipulations they have to abide by and maybe there is someone who maybe could talk to me and get more details of my situation and tell me maybe if i have any grounds to stand on. this is the second time i have been through this and in the social workers report there are blatant lies and i have to wonder if these people are just making things up as they go along.
How do I file a formal complaint against CPS?
Following a trial hearing against me at Milton Keybes MC on 9 October 2013 I recieved a statement through the post made by a Clifford Doy (address unknown) father of Bianca titchmarsh related to the case that was mostly untrue as provenc at a special hearing in front of a judge at MK MC on Wednesday 15 January 2014. Previous to this I had been sent a form from the Berks/Nucks CPS officstating Clifford Doy had been asked to attend the hearing on 15/1/14 even though he had said on the statement he did not wish to attend court. As the statement was essentially ubtrue and his daughrwe Bianca Titsmarsh mirriored imaged it in court. As it clearly state on this POLice Statement it is a criminal offence to lie or not tell the truth WHY haas DOy not being chaged with a criminal offne. Also why as he WAS in the court did he NOT give evidence the CPS Mr MArtin Moorcraft said today Friday 17 THAT Goy was NOT called because there was insufficient notification BUT as I have stated Moorccrofts oofice sent me the form confirming he would attend and did I wish anyone eslse to be there. I added Bianca titsmarsh. If at all possible Goy should be chagred as sttaed for making a false written statement to the police my email adrress peterdanset@yahoo.co.uk I live at 1 Townsend Grove New Bradwell MK13 0DS Case No. 43SS0433713/PCPT/MM
Yes and in fact I would encourage you to do so.Years ago and way before smoking cigarettes was considered as vile as it is today, I received a call from a friend who had a question regarding a dispute between her ex-husband, their 7 year old daughter and the police who had been called to her residence to mediate. My friend was a smoker and this was her home that her daughter also lived in. The ex-husband brought her home, an argument ensued over something and the police were called. During the discussion the daughter stood by the officer and her father at the front door. The mother stood near the back door only about 13 feet away. She was very upset and lit up a cigarette (something people did that they thought would calm nerves.) She called for her daughter to come over by her and one of the officers told her that she couldn't get close to her daughter until she put her cigarette out. Now my personal knowledge was that the Mom usually smoked outside or blew her smoke out the back door on normal occasions. This wasn't a normal occasion. And it's important to remember this was in the early 90's when smoking wasn't as frowned on as it is today. My friend asked me if he had the authority to keep her daughter away from her because she was smoking and I told her absolutely no. He was acting on his personal opinion of smoking (much like your hair length) and imposing his personal views on her under the guise of his legal authority. I told her she had the right to complain on him but I don't know if she did.In today's world, smoking in front of children CAN be a legal matter due to the reports on second hand smoke exposure, etc. But I am still doubtful that a judge would rule against a parent under these circumstances as child abuse. It would depend on the prosecutor and judge I imagine.But in your situation, the officer had no reason to speak to you or comment on your hair. There's no "legal length" of hair that I am aware of!!
How do i get a copy of a cps report?
CPS is required to inform you of their findings within 60 days (in New York). This consists of "founded" or "unfounded." If the CPS Unit is following their confidentiality rules you will NEVER see a copy of the initial complaint, nor the investigation materials for that matter. To make those available to the public, particularly to the subject of an investigation, would have a dramatic chilling effect on anyone ever again reporting their concerns about a child being abused. If 60 days have passed, call your worker and ask if a determination has been made - you ARE entitled to a determination in writing. This is all based on what is best for the child. If you feel you are being deliberately, and wrongfully, reported, it is a crime to do so in most states - although you won't get far based on the above. Let it go and think of the child.