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FDNY what time is the dog show? and on which provider ? Thanks ! Be well and enjoy Edited - found it, on NBC at noon to 2 Eastern time, right after the Macy’s parade

The IRS still has 3 million pieces of unopened mail plus 1 million unprocessed paper filed tax returns.

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone on this forum and their families. Enjoy!

Glad you found it Lynn. And Elrod our resident animal lover and advocate will always have the perfect alternative if any one of us missed it. My Thanksgiving tradition is the parade and dog show, and being the cook I’ve got the food preparation and tv commercials coordinated as to not miss the Rockettes or the Terrier class.

Just try to pet one of these doggies.....

Happy Thanksgiving to all! Going to be dinner for two here with plenty of leftover turkey for the week. Looking forward to the parade and dog show. Stay safe!

How will they ever get caught up by the time tax season starts?

Happy Thanksgiving to all my friends on this forum.

Congratulations on finalizing the deal!

I really hope this works out for you.

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone here and to your families! Gobble, gobble!

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone. I am very thankful for all the great people on this forum.

It's a done deal! After some back and forth we settled on 35% for three years. Thanks to everyone and have a Happy Thanksgiving.

Happy and safe Thanksgiving! We'll be video conferencing with our family. And this year, I get to do all the cooking!

Happy Thanksgiving to all!

Happy Thanksgiving!

Happy Thanksgiving to all on this forum!

Wouldn't this trigger a dispute on the client's part? If so, I think the bank would investigate the charges to see if they are indeed legitimate. I would recommend the client go to the top in the bank and then maybe contact an attorney to possibly pursue this further. The statement it is too late from the bank is disturbing. I agree with Gail, I would want to know what the definition of too late is exactly. Did they see the statement on line and immediately call or did they receive it in the mail and then immediately call. Either way, too late doesn't cut it.

I'm just curious - if you notify the bank as soon as you get the statement, but that isn't soon enough, just how soon do you have to notify them of fraud? And while i would want to deduct this loss, doesn't it have to be done as a casualty and theft loss?