Okay so I REALLY need some advice if anyone knows anything about financial shit because I really don’t know what’s going on.
So my dad owes money back to the IRS and I set up a recurring payment going to them for years. In 2018, they stopped taking the payments automatically for some reason but I kept sending them a check (and I know they’ve been getting it because they’ve sent confirmation letters AND the amount has gone down.) NOW we got a letter from my dad’s bank saying this:
We recently received the enclosed levy for $951.10, which a government agency is using to enforce a financial obligation you owe. As a result, federal or state law required us to immediately place a hold on your account(s). This means that you aren’t able to use or withdraw any amounts less than or equal to the amount of the hold until the hold is released.
The 951.10 is what he still owes to the IRS (it was like 3,500 when he first started paying it years ago so it’s DEFINITELY gone down) and the “remittances with levy ID” says it’s from the Department of Revenue but I don’t understand what any of this means or why the IRS is responsible for this if we’ve been paying them.
My dad is disabled so I do all his paperwork, finances, etc. so I really need to know what to do and what this means. Will this mean that we literally cannot take money out of his bank account? This is were his disability is sent too so will we have that money taken out next month when he gets his payment?
I mean getting the government running is a priority RN. I’m sure Dems will get to it in time
Like they got around to closing Gitmo right?
the bill wasnt to fund ICE by itself the bill was to FUND THE GOVERNMENT PERIOD. Like seriously voting no to stop funding the government specifically to stop ICE from being funded is 1. not actually going to deal with the problem of abolishing ICE and 2. Only will continue to harm those who are affected by the shutdown. Like those whos families need the welfare programs that the bill voted to fund??
If we want to abolish ICE you dont do that by just saying ‘hi i vote to stop funding it’ once?? it takes LEGISLATION and WORK. Not just voting on one bill that isnt even focused on the issue at hand.
this is such a bullshit outrage piece and yall keep falling for it. incredible.
in 2019 we ARE reading articles and making sure we comprehend their contents and we are NOT posting headlines and reacting in outrage without even attempting to accrue further information
Hey everyone. With everything going on I fucked up and I’m in trouble and I need help again.
When I made my phone payment weeks ago I had to set another payment as terms of a payment plan and that payment was set for today. I was going to cancel it so I could have more time but With everything going on (mainly still REALLY being fucked up over my best friend passing) the payment slipped my mind and I was charged.
I was already short money before due to my car registration being due and being short rent. My job keeps cutting my already slim hours. And now this.
I was charged $90 by Sprint and that was money I was putting towards utilities. I need that $90 back IMMEDIATELY as I’m already a week overdue.
I still really need that oil change which is $45 too but all I’m worried about right now is my utilities. Thank you for any help you can give ❤
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Teachers in states across the nation are going on strike to protest funding cuts for public education. But a Texas law is quashing talk of teachers here joining the walkouts.
The statute says any employees who “strike or engage in an organized work stoppage against the state or a political subdivision of the state” will lose all their “civil service rights, reemployment rights, and any other rights, benefits, and privileges the employee enjoys as a result of public employment or former public employment.”
This is against the first amendment???? Texas teachers need to sue the fucking state.
Our “associations” (because state employees don’t get unions) have been made completely toothless by years and years of “right to work” and other anti-union legislation.
It’s real bad. It’s real real real bad.
I fucking hate right to work laws. In my book, they’re more like “right to exploit the hell out of employees” laws.
