vania-janet/multiturn-rag-retrieval-data huggingface dataset:
India does allow Resident Indians to open USD accounts. Most leading National and Private Banks offer this. You can receive funds and send funds subject to some norms.
The best thing you can do here is work with the IRS to the best of your ability.  You can attempt to call them, attempt to go to one of their local branches in your area, or just hire an accountant to solve the problem.  Just be mentally prepared to write a check.   You could attempt to figure this all our yourself, but then a lot of tax law is open to interpretation.  This is why I would recommend seeking the IRS's help if you DIY.  Once you have addressed the issue to the satisfaction of the IRS agent, this will no longer be a problem.  Provided you have a good attitude (which you express in your question) and are honest, I have found them very easy to work with.  You will be a refreshing change of pace to the actual tax cheats. While I understand that you are not seeking advice on what got you your situation, I would like to offer some encouragement.  Good for you for learning from, and addressing your mistakes.  Doing this will serve you well in the future.
You're not wrong, and I was somewhat disappointed by how the case played out. But what I was getting at was that maybe it's posted here because of the case's context. I heard on the news he was charged with 8 things but only convicted of 3. I can't say I know what the other 5 were. (I'd look them up but can't right now because of circumstances) I might be on a wild goose chase there but I want to find out later.
My one beef with this article is that the author seems quite sympathetic to the company, and does little to acknowledge the actual harm done to the plaintiff (apart from the factual description of his claim). Nonetheless,  I thought this was worth sharing, and I'll highlight this part from near the bottom:  &gt; Although the Minnesota statute at issue in Vaidyanathan is unique, other similar causes of action, such as common law fraud and negligent representation, are available throughout the country, meaning that any employee or applicant can bring a lawsuit against an employer claiming that the employer made misrepresentations about the material terms or conditions of employment and/or fraudulently induced the individual to accept the position.
This is more legal and less personal finance question. You should immediately lodge a police complaint mentioning that some persons are using your PAN card details for activities not authorized by you. In the meantime also engage the services of a CA and reply back to income tax authorities. Do not ignore the notice.
&gt;Your stupid excuses do not excuse people entering or residing in a country that has not given them permission to do so.  So pass laws that make them legal! Tada, your complaints are solved - well, unless your real complaints were about too many brown people. If so, then you've got much more disgusting issues than pretending that you care about legalities.
My first thought is: email? Are you sure it is legitimate? Verify everything. Assuming it is legitimate:
You are obligated to return it, and they will come after you as soon as they figure out the error. You probably need to notify somebody as soon as possible and keep records of your correspondence showing you performed due diligence in returning the funds.  Transferring the money into an account at the same institution is also wise.  You can't look like you are hiding it, but keeping it mixed with your actual funds is also asking for extra trouble or work.
It would be courteous to leave a little note in your original post next time. As you leave it now, you will get up voted because you removed the incorrect part, and he will get down voted because he's arguing something that isn't there.
I'd worry more about falsifying documents of sale.  No good reason at all to do that. Detecting counterfeit bills is easy if they're all new bills.  Hold them up to the light and look for the watermark and the numbered tape in the bill.  Refuse any bad ones.
Just like with IRS refunds issued in errors, after 3 years it's legally yours, they can't go after you anymore. So savings account until then or just mail them a check if that is what your conscious is saying.
"Some additional information for the people who may read this question in the future : The situation is weird, to say the least. I'm going to assume 2 things : Now, look at these classic its-a-scam red flags : In these conditions, it is not safe to give even the smallest shred of information to such people. I'd advise you to ignore this person (best option), or to offer to get them in touch with an official (most scammers will run away at this point) or threaten to report them (not recommended, the scammer may take insult and try to ""get back at you""). Hope this post helps and nobody gets scammed! EDIT: Thank you for the amazing welcome! If I'd have known I'd get such a huge response, I'd have written a better answer ;) (I hope I'm not breaking any rules by this edit)"
So if I was you I would probably just think of where I might be incriminating myself by telling the truth, if there were any parts of my story that would raise any flags, and think of how I would smooth those out ahead of time. Also for your personal information you do not need to have a sophisticated understanding of computers to do anything you described, if you are familiar with operating a web browser you can do all types of stuff with Paypal. Most people that give off the vibe ""criminal"" are not going to be able to make any money conning people and would probably have given it up before they got to you. The information you have is not like the most valuable stuff ever but somebody that knew what they were doing could use it to take money out of your account, and if they had that and then could get a few other pieces they could really mess up your life. So that's part of why they say to be careful, any one piece is maybe not so valuable but if you are loose with everything you will probably have a shitty few weeks at some points in the future. ""no aa"" lol"
Looking at this very thing with my work as I am out in CA lately. It really depends on the situation as far as I have read the laws for this, the law on certain breaks and overtimes varies based on being exempt or not and then of course there are exemptions for the exemptions so its not quite an open and shut situation and a judge will need to sort it out due to the high ambiguity of the laws.   Based on my laymen's reading of the laws it appears that your lawyer could tell you that you are in compliance and another one (such as a judge) might disagree entirely.
Now, if I wasn't concerned with the integrity of my already tainted soul I would have given myself the following advice five years ago:
"If Lewis made any misrepresentations, painting the HFT firms in a bad light, he would be getting his ass sued off right now. So again, what part did he get wrong? And why are all these firms not suing him over this ""hatchet job""?  I know all the greedy HFT fuckheads are upset for being exposed as greedy HFT fuckheads, but I don't see how their hurt feelings changes the fact that they're greedy HFT fuckheads."
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"The seriousness of your situation depends on whether your girlfriend was owed a refund for each tax return she failed to file, or whether she owed additional money. If she owed money on one or more of the tax returns she failed to file, stop! It is time to consult a lawyer. At the very least, you need to contact an accountant who specialises in this sort of thing. She will owe interest and penalties, and may be liable for criminal prosecution. There are options available and lawyers who specialise in this sort of thing (e.g. this one, from a simple google search). If she is in this position, you need professional help and you need it soon, so you can make a voluntary disclosure and head off criminal prosecution. Assuming the taxes are fairly simple, you are likely looking at a few thousand dollars, but probably less than $7,500, for professional help. There will be substantial penalties assessed as well, for any taxes owing. If you wait until the CRA starts proceedings, you are most likely looking at $10,000 to $50,000, assuming the matter is not too complicated, and would be facing the possibility of a jail term not exceeding five years. If she was due a refund on every single one of the tax returns she failed to file, or at least if she did not owe additional money, you are probably in a situation you can deal with yourself. She will want to file all of the tax returns as soon as possible, but will not be assessed a penalty. I have personally filed taxes several months late a number of times, when I was owed a refund. You may still want to consider professional help, but it is probably not necessary. Under no circumstances should she allow her father near her finances again, ever. You should also be careful to trust any responses to this question, including my response, because we are unlikely to be professional accountants (I certainly am not). You are well outside the abilities of an H&R Block ""accountant"" in this matter and need a real certified accountant and/or a lawyer who specialises in Failure To File cases."
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Top comment in thread is about suing for an idea you haven't patented if they steal it  If there's an NDA you can kinda sorta do that. I'm not saying this alone was the breach, it's about if his idea was stolen.
Not exactly. From OP's X-post, this appears like textbook tortious interference.  If it were me, I'd demonstrate to the customer why they are getting a better deal and at the same time, I'd have my attorney send a C&amp;D to the offending competitor.
Go to the police. This is fraud and is illegal. Sure, this will hurt your friend but better now then when he starts abusing of his position to fraud even more people... Original comment by Bakuriu sorry for not giving credit
Most states do have a cooling-off period where the buyer can rescind the purchase as well as a legally allowed limit to how long the dealer has to secure financing when they buyer has opted for dealer-financing. If the dealer did inform you during the allowed window, they will refund your down payment minus mileage fees at a state set cost per mile that you used the car. If the dealer did not inform you during the allowed window, depending on the state, they may have to refund the entire down payment. In any case, the problem is that the bank does not want to offer you the loan, you can try to negotiate and have the dealer use what leverage they have to coerce the bank, but there is probably no way for you to force the loan through. Alternatively you can seek your own financing from your own bank or credit union, which will likely allow the sale to go through. UPDATE - Colorado laws allow the dealer 10 days to inform you that they cannot obtain financing on the terms agreed upon in the original contract. That contract contained wording related to the mileage fees. You can find that info on page 8 of the linked PDF under the heading D. USAGE FEE AND MILEAGE CHARGE
So, tread carefully here. If push comes to shove, first stop is whether it's even legal. Cities and states with heavy tenant populations tend to have much more detailed laws, and as a rule, they favor the tenant. Right off the bat, in most states the tenant is not responsible for ordinary wear-and-tear. In my opinion, 6 years of ordinary, exempt wear would justify a repaint, so that shouldn't be on the tenant at all. As for the fumigation, I'm not in Florida so I don't know the deal, maybe there's some special environmental issue there which somehow makes that reasonable, it sure wouldn't fly in CA. Again that assumes you're a reasonable prudent tenant, not a slob or hoarder. As for the pro carpet cleaning, that's par for the course in any of the tough rent control areas I've seen, so that's gotten a pass from the legislators. Though $600 seems awfully high. Other than that, you can argue the terms are ""unconscionable"" -- too much of a raw deal to even be fair. However, this will depend on the opinion of a judge. Hit or miss. I'm hoping your landlord will be happy to negotiate based on the good condition of the unit (which he may not know; landlords rarely visit tenant units unless they really need to.) You certainly should make the case that you make here; that the work is not really needed and it's prohibitive. Your best defense against unconscionable deals is don't sign them. Remember, you didn't know the guy when you initially signed... the now-objectionable language should have been a big red flag back then, saying this guy is epic evil, run screaming. (even if that turned out not to be true, you should't have hung around to find out.) You may have gotten lucky this time, but don't make that mistake again. Unless one of the above pans out, though... a deal is a deal. You gave your word. The powerful act here is to keep your word.
I took some time off actually... I was working a lot and pretty angry, and picked up some habits I wanted to wane myself off of. I basically took a mental health break. That was 4 months ago. I am moving next month and will start looking. Probably will also look bad not to be working, but I have some hobby projects that are public and active but probably would not change anything (I just finished reading the linked article).  I was planning on leaving a glass door review and reporting then after finding a new job. Actually still in touch with some old co workers from that job that also wanted to report them but apparently hadn't. The limitation on back pay is 7 years -- I wised up and did my best not to do OT, but there were others that worked 80 hour weeks and did not get paid for them and it made me livid.  That article had some practical points at the beginning but ultimately the negotiation tactics made me feel uncomfortable. I can understand that quality breeds quality but psychological tricks are dishonest... I suppose if I get jaded enough I might eventually change my tune. Also I do suffer from social anxiety, so saying I want to talk more instead of talk pay and escape is a peculiar type of torture...  But thankyou and I'll probably explore more of this guy's stuff and who he linked out of curiosity.
&gt;For the next 90 days, we are offering refunds for your purchase of the Juicero Press. Please contact help@juicero.com by December 1, 2017 to request a refund for your purchase.  This is a noble move, if they follow through on it. It was inevitable that they were not going to survive the controversy from earlier this year--they could have just cashed out.
And that's what I'm getting at, it's like an 8th grader failing a class. It's not great but we don't write the kid off as a failure and kick him out of school. There is a lot of schooling left and chances are he will get his diploma.   there is plenty of time for them to pass something. And chances are you will see something get passed when they start to run up against a sort of deadline that could prevent them from passing it at all. And that deadline is like what? Next November at the earliest?
"It helps. Teachers have to go through years of classes, training, observations, student teaching, state examinations, etc. just to earn their clear credential. All that ""tenure"" really does is guarantee due process so that after all the effort of becoming a licensed teacher the administration can't throw it all away on a whim."
I guess I just don't know what I'm getting into... That's mostly what I'm after, something introductory and complete enough so I'll come out of it knowing where to head next.  I will honour your suggestions though, and dry doesn't put me off.  Thanks!
"&gt;  In no way did I attempt to explain your experience.    &gt;  This means that cross walks are abundant, sidewalks are clean (on **the specific area I am talking about**), and it isn't littered with garbage or broken glass.  Recall my comments above ""They get used to walking in the street because of the poor conditions of the sidewalk. Debris, broken-glass, overgrown.""  I will not that you have now added the conditional ""the specific area"".  Previously it was "" our city is extremely clean, the sidewalks are perfect"".  The conditions in the area where you drive through may not reflect the neighborhoods.    If the residents are conditioned to not walk on the sidewalk in their own neighborhood, they probably won't walk on the sidewalk elsewhere.  And if your neighborhoods are also extremely clean with perfect sidewalk, I would contend that they're not part of America's Poorer Neighborhoods.  Relevant link: (The Detroit Geographic Expedition)[http://civic.mit.edu/blog/kanarinka/the-detroit-geographic-expedition-and-institute-a-case-study-in-civic-mapping].  Specifically the map [""Where Commuters Run Over Black Children on the Pointes-Downtown Track""](http://www.flickr.com/photos/50628274@N00/9451562183/)  My pictures are from Detroit.  One might drive down one street [and see this view](http://i.imgur.com/LojigNi.jpg) and believe the sidewalks are fine, not realizing that [this is the sidewalk on the crossing street](http://i.imgur.com/KH2GuoG.jpg).     Edit: I took the pictures above, those are my lawn mowers and that is my car.  Edit2: Coincidentally, the lawn mower in the nasty sidewalk photo has appeared in Governing [here](http://media.governing.com/images/870*580/03_+Detroit+198.jpg).  That's not me."
"define ""spoil""? we are not talking about expensive gadgets, TVs and video games. we are talking good schools, quality food and health care.   it's the opposite of ""spoiled"" in many ways. no junk food, no idle time. lots of learning, work and discipline."
"Did you get an option contingency? This is usually part and parcel with getting a home inspection; you negotiate a nominal fee, like $100, that gives you the ""option"" to back out of the deal for any reason at all within X days (typically 7 calendar days). This is usually the time you schedule the home inspection and figure out what needs repairing. If you're still in your option window, then yes, you can back out and get your ""earnest money"" back from escrow. The seller keeps your option fee (it can be credited to your portion of closing costs if you were to go forward). If you are not in an option period because it's expired or you didn't get one, you can still back out, but unless you're covered by another contract contingency that would apply, such as financing or appraisal (the bank may not be able to underwrite the property even after agreed repairs), you ""default"" and typically lose your earnest money. Technically the seller could hold you to strict performance and force you to the closing table, but that requires going to court and it's almost never heard of; just taking the earnest money and putting the house back on the market is the easier route for everyone."
An air conditioning repair and maintenance service includes things like cleaning the evaporator coil, cleaning and washing filters, cleaning the blower wheel, fan blade and drain pan, checking the condenser unit, checking for any noise problems and flushing the drain pipe. The wonderful expertise and the long years of experience of the highly trained and skilled staff of an air conditioner repair company.
You are very right.  I just had to get a cheap and transparent political jab in there. Thank you.  I tell my republican family members that Clinton DIDN'T SCREW THINGS UP, but he actually did by relaxing borrowing standards for home purchases, which led to something very dark in my recent past, lol....
If you wish to clean up the apartment or the home’s duct area or the commercial premises then it would be vital that you take up things that would help you in getting the exact options. With times things have changed and so you should take help of the commercial cleaning options.
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So have we all agreed finally that climate change, while happening.. Is a totally normal process and not something we can 'fix' with money or new taxes?   No?  Hmm.   Read a short history of nearly everything.  The earth goes through glacial periods and non glacial periods. The SUN has seasons that last about 11 years. We just went through a hot season. We're going into a cold season (as far as the sun is concerned).   Really. Climate change is happening, but it's normal. Really.