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I used the stovetop method: add the beans to a saucepan and pour water in till it barely cover the beans, bring to a boil on medium-high heat, then drain the water out, return the pan to the stove, reduce to low heat and steam till the bean is soft and tender. Turn the beans once in a while to prevent burning at the bottom.
Chewy skin, crunchy coconut flakes, and rich filling, makes you just want to keep taking one bite after another, eating one cake after another. The cak can be stored at room temperature for up to 3 days, or up to 1 week in the fridge (if you store them in the fridge be sure to nuke them in the microwave 5-10 seconds before serving so the skin can become chewy again).
For this very reason, this cake is used to represent the love of husband and wife, and is gifted in weddings as a way to give the best wishes to the newlyweds, hoping that they would always love each other and stay loyal like these sweet cakes.
I have a situation where I need a signature from a husband and wife pair. They only have one email address. I've searched around and it looks like there was at one point a help article for this scenario, as I saw it linked in a forum post from 2019. But the link now just goes to a generic "how to set up a document for signature" article and does not address this scenario at all.
If you fill in the same email address twice, and specify the second instance of the same email address is to be used for the second signature field, only one signature field appears when they open the contract. If they click the link in the email a second time to open the contract a second time to try to enter the second signature, they are told that the document has already been signed.
When the recipient will receive the email with the link, they will see only one form field that was assigned to recipient 1. After recipient 1 will fill the form fields assigned to him/her and click on the Submit button, they will receive a new email with a new link. It may take some time to receive the new email.
My wife is planning to start a business in which I will be helping out a bit (say, 80-20 work split between her and me, with my participation potentially increasing in the future). We are thinking about forming this as a LLC we both will co-own. For federal tax purposes, will this be treated as a SMLLC or will it be a passive activity for me due to not meeting the material participation tests? At tax time, do we file one Schedule C, two or a Form 1065 + two Schedule K-1s?
The default tax classification for a multi member LLC is a partnership. The exception to split the activity on two Sch C or Sch E is only available for unincorporated entities. An LLC does not qualify for this treatment. I think you should file Form 1065 to report the activity. The passive versus active participation rules are more complex.
I have a related question. Husband wife LLC. We file 1065 and CA 568. TT wants the disregarded entity box checked. Googling I see that CA is a community property state. So do I check the disregarded entity box? My CPAs in the past did not (but I now think that is incorrect because they also told me that I am a disregarded entity).
Next, I find that CA 568 M-1 is out of balance by $800 (the amount of the LLC tax). I suspect that this stems from the state tax being deductible on the 1065 and not on the 568, and the inclusion of the LLC tax on line 4b of the 568 M-1. Thoughts on how to fix this?
In a community property state a married couple owning an LLC has the option to be treated as a qualified joint venture and disregarded entities, or as a partnership. If your LLC files Form 1065, you've chosen to treat the LLC as a partnership, for federal purposes it's not a disregarded entity and is not reported on Schedule C.
Where is TurboTax asking you to indicate a disregarded entity? Is it in the California module? I thought whether or not the entity was disregarded that was implicit in whether you reported the LLC's income by entering a Schedule K-1 or by reporting income on Schedule C.
Also, I can change profit percentages between years (e.g., 50/50 to 80/20 to 30/70 etc.)? Are there any issues with doing that? (I want to) CPAs in the past just allocated profits differently than the stated 50/50 percent, and included a statement that it was proportional share of aggregate.
If the conditions above are satisfied, the husband and wife can choose to be treated as a disregarded entity (in which case, they file two Schedule Cs, allocating income and expenses to each according to their contribution of work) or as a partnership (in which case they do NOT file Schedule Cs but file a 1065 and report K-1s on their 1040 return). Among other things, the use of two Schedule Cs means that there are two Schedule SEs (one under each SS number), so each taxpayer is credited with their proper amount of self-employment tax paid (for when they start drawing Social Security).
It's a binary decision: either you are a disregarded entity or you are a partnership. (of course, the LLC could choose to be treated as a corporation for federal purposes, but that's not being discussed here)
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And if you need something done quickly, that email should also be sent to Krista. The truth is she tackles her to-do list every day with persistence, only to be occasionally sidetracked by a break for wine and pizza.
But it can also be challenging. Unlike a typical co-worker, your spouse probably feels completely comfortable challenging your ideas and telling you exactly how they feel. Or sometimes you might not communicate something because you assume your spouse will feel the same way you do.
Last year we had the opportunity to go through a leadership development program, and one of the first things we did was take the 16Personalities personality test. There are so many to choose from, but we like this one because it incorporates the popular Myers-Brigg model (although another test we enjoyed taking was the StrengthsFinder test).
My tendency to get sidetracked while researching or writing used to be a point of frustration for Krista. But she eventually realized that it was simply how I processed things, and it often led to the creation of some our best ideas.
Understanding ourselves and each other has allowed us to implement systems in our day to make sure we work well together. Much of what we have learned has to do with communication, and I think our marriage has also benefited as a result.
Each note is a little different, some shorter and others longer, and many of them are lighthearted. But this activity has made the biggest positive impact on our marriage and work-relationship in recent memory.
My wife and I are retired elementary school teachers grade 5, out of Sanford, Maine, and the last 8 years before retiring we were a husband/ wife team. It was absolutely a fabulous experience. We never worried about it working because we get along so well. The best! A lot of our students were from 1 parent families and were intentionally placed with us. Our classrooms were in an old high school. We had what used to be a home economics classroom and a sewing classroom adjacent to each other. These were the 2 highest classrooms in the building. We referred to the classrooms as P1 and. P2 (. Penthouse 1 and penthouse2). The absolute best times. Rose marie even made and passed out refrigerator magnets with our names and phone number on it in case someone needed help with homework or maybe a parent had a question.
My wife and I would both like to use the iCloud calendar that's on my iMac, but also be able to add and edit events in any calendar from our respective iPhones. I currently have the Calendar app set up with separate individual calendars for my events, her events, and family events. We also each have our own iCloud accounts and that's what seems to be complicating things. I've tried adding her as a new family member in my iCloud account and using Family Sharing, but calendars don't stay in sync. It's probably something simple that I'm not doing correctly, but I haven't figured out what to do yet. There just seem to be a number of different places where Calendar settings have to be set. Any help would be appreciated.
You can set up a shared calendar that you and your wife can use from any device you own. That would be separate from the other calendars you have for yourself. The shared calendars are identified by the symbol:
Create a new Apple ID like exam...@icloud.com that would be only used for sharing calendars , for editing events between you and wife and sign in with same id and password on both Mac and iPhone , the mails received by you or wife will not be mirrored and received in devices , and only calendars and its events will by synced .
If you are using a Mac and you want to view mails from your old iCloud account , open a new tab ( use command and T keys ) enter in www.icloud.com with the old Apple ID and password and view your mails , in the same way your wife can also open a new tab on the same Mac sign in with her old Apple ID and password in www.icloud.com and view her mails .
In this way there would be a privacy for mails at least between each other , after viewing your individual mails sign out with your respective accounts , and the left account is the Apple ID used for syncing calendars and events .
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