Demand brings supply...

That, and the cost of respirators to avoid arsenic clouds from the dried up Great Salt Lake.

https://www.reddit.com/r/pittsburgh/comments/11pqd7j/whats_good_to_eat_late_night/

Craigslist. Apartments.com

You were vastly underpaying for water if that's the case.

And TurboTax schedule c will populate pa schedule UE, which will also be used to decrease local tax.

1 was a player and 2 were player haters?

Some people fall up.

Well, he's white, male, wealthy, and his dad has connections. So... Maybe 9?

You need to talk to a tax professional or pay for a program like TurboTax small business. Reddit isn't the place to get tax advice that you can 100 percent trust. If you screw this up you'll owe federal, local, and state back taxes plus penalities..

Here is a resource to point you in the right direction.

https://turbotax.intuit.com/tax-tools/calculators/self-employed/

Also send in 3.07 percent per quarter to the state and whatever local income tax is to local municipal

You need to make sure you are logging all miles in the car so you can account for all of them. Business miles and non business miles.

I think you're seeing a pattern where one doesn't exist.

Won't someone think of the children!!!!

Per the article she's waiting to get fitted for a prosthetic but needs swelling to go down from a previous surgery.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Frills_(grocery_store)

The Canadian version.

Damn. Central PA was still in black and white in 1987?

It didn't work for you like it worked for the person's comment you responded to.

Won't someone think of the children!!!

The ACA (the non Medicaid expansion part) was 100 percent a GOP developed plan until they decided that they could score political points by opposing anything Obama did.

the issue, and this is far beyond the scope of r/pittsburgh, is that most aca compliant policies are trash and society was ending up paying for the results of underinsurance, no insurance, or filling in the gaps of terrible policies.

They could have done this before the ACA was partially gutted. If anything getting rid of the individual mandate raised prices because it shrunk the size of the pool and increased risk for insurance companies. Insurance companies were always allowed to sell off exchange plans.

We can thank SCOTUS and the GOP for this in one of their 600 attempts to scuttle ACA, which itself was based on a very popular Massachusetts GOP passed program.

The penality itself was repealed before it was even levied.

Agreed. The first call should be to the MA caseworker to see exactly when it expires and what happens for the renewal process. There is zero point in paying for a pennie plan while on MA.

Google "pa.missing money" or the "pa treasurer's office". They both have links.

Yup.

All those questions are answered within the pennie website. It's easy to use.