When a Part D beneficiary wants to apply for "extra help", the application interfaces with other agencies to verify financial data. What are they referring to here: "Bureau of Public Dept Deb (total value)" ?
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The Debt of the US\nhttp://www.publicdebt.treas.gov/
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You can pay to get the information from some web sites, but if you don't want to do that just include letter of explanation in the application.  If you do go the pay route and the information does not come up you might not want to disclose the information.  It's up to you because if they find out by some other means or agency you will not be hired or you will be let go when they do find out.  There are many different levels of background checks that employers do.  Think it over.
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Qoute:\n\nAccounting entries are made on the left side and right hand sides of an account. When an amount is entered on the left side, the account is said to be debited, and when an amount is entered on the right side the account is said to be credited. The difference between the total debits and total credits is the balance of the account. The balance may be either a debit balance if the debit side exceeds the credit side; or a credit balance if the credit side exceeds the debit side. When the total debits equal the total credits, the account is said to have nil or zero balance. The words "debit" and "credit" should not be confused with "increase" or "decrease". Certain accounts may increase when debited and other accounts may increase when credited depending on the type of account involved.\n\n\nLeft hand side of the pageThis is the debit side\n\nThe right hand side of the page       This is the credit side\n\n\nThe two rules of double-entry book keeping are that every transaction affects at least two accounts and that the total for the debit and credit sides should be equal. In other words, for every transaction, one or more accounts must be debited and one or more accounts must be credited.\n\nThe learners are required to master the following general rules:\n\nAccount      An Increase           A decrease\n\nAsset        Should be debited Should be credited\nLiability  Should be credited  Should be debited\nCapital         Should be credited Should be debited\n\nAs for income account always the recording should be made to the credit side while all expenses account will always be debited.\n\nend qoute
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Try asking first.\nThen try the Department of Labor.
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Perhaps the bank can help you with your question.
671991
If there is a Tax deducted at Source., its in your own interest to attach the form 16 or else you will be denied the tax credit and a demand will be raised; now a days IT dept is not taking ROI if no tds is attached and a tds is claimed in the ROI
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It would be a good idea to check the Better Business Bureau for validations to any questionable business. Why? To run a valid business you have to have a business license. So therefore My suggestion would be as stated.
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www.creditboards.com/forums has helped some people with this.  Also, www.rewards660.com, and www.sendvisa.com (total visa) only report to Transunion, this is also the one they pull.  www.myimaginecard.com reports to all 3 bureaus and they don't pull any of them
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POD stands for payable on death.  It goes outside of probate.  Try contacting the bank directly.
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It's probably a scam. Call a medicaid or medicare representative to double check this. It doesn't hurt.
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Typically, yes, but you are correct in that it is ultimately up to the creditor if, when and to whom they send the information.  I've even seen numerous circumstances where collections appear on one bureau but not the other two (the same can be said for judgements, delinquencies, etc).
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You have a right to know what the over draft was and for how much. This sounds really funny to me. I wouldn't pay a thing until you get that information. If you send in the first check then you are agreeing to paying the $4500 and it will be near impossible to get out of that amount if you don't truly owe that much.
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its like the BBB. a place where you can file a complaint and hope to see a conclusion to your problem.\n\nI used it once for site that withdrew money from my checking acct. without my permission. I was refunded the amount plus the over draft fees within 2 weeks after my report appeared on that site.
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I used to volunteer for a non-profit.  If they are a legit organization then you can ask them directly how much is spent per each dept. by percentages.  Ours did but many keep that private.  If I was going to make a donation of a large sum I would have that info first.
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Your story is inconsistent with normal operation for tax collectors.  You should provide more detail as to who is doing all of this stuff.  It is not at all uncommon for tax examiners to question if a child being used to qualify for Earned Income Credit lives with the taxpayer and to require some proof of that if there seems to be a question.  If children are removed from the taxpayers home by a social service agency that has nothing to do with the "tax collector".
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sounds very odd. I have seen employers take a copy of a utility bill to verify address. Military ID/ fed ID should be accepted everywhere. Technically if you are active duty military your home state is your address, not where you are stationed. So if you are trying to obtain a part-time job, they would have to accept that you may not have a current address since you are active duty military. Talk to base legal about this.
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Insufficient information!\n\nBetter Business Bureau???? LOLOLOLOLOL