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something about ownership I thought of because of a passing remark: going beyond the three criteria of having it, using its fruits, and destroying it, I wonder how "having the rights to proceeds from sale", "having the ability to initiate/direct/manage a sale", and "having the ability to negate a sale yourself" rank in the importance of deciding ownership without extenuating circumstances defeating the reason

[vakarians-babe]

i've been putting this off for a while since idk i felt kinda weird about it but. things are really ramping up at my graduate school as we prepare for the possibility of a strike. as a board member, it's been an incredibly tough semester that, combined with the amount of work i'm doing to prep for my qualifying exam this december, has kept me from being able to offer commissions at a regular enough rate to combat the rising cost of living.

i want to say that while i'm going to plug my kofi, i also want to plug our strike fund. all use of the funds collected will be voted on by our members, but we're setting up a hardship system for urgent expenses for our members and prepping to feed people and pay for our lawyer and ensure that our most vulnerable students, international students, are able to get ahead of any challenges to their visas.

in the meantime, we're looking at the following possibilities (almost certain for board members, as the university has direct access to our names whereas our broader membership is harder to track in a strike):

we won't be paid during the period of the strike

we'll be charged for tuition remission during the strike

our health insurance will be prorated and we will have to pay daily charges on it during the strike (in a global pandemic)

the university can hire anyone they want to work as scabs

i hate hate hate asking for anything, and please know you are not in any way obligated to donate, or even to reblog and share. i'm paid better than a lot of the people who work here, and i want to be transparent about that. but the fact is that we are fighting an incredible amount of union busting rn and the university board has far more resources than we do. they're working with the law firm that attempted to break the PMA's strike (unsuccessfully) while our contract pays the majority of workers between 19-21,000 a year (before taxes) to live in a city where the current cost of living is calculated at 38,000. international students legally cannot work elsewhere unless it is under the table. we have no dependent healthcare coverage, and to provide for family members throughout the year with the current dependent plan would take 60% of the average annual paycheck. we have only 5 days of paid parental leave, and 15 days unpaid. other universities in the city have recently increased their stipends by massive amounts, while ours continues to say they are happy with the contract as it is, offer us "generous" raises of 300$ a year (which is what some of their negotiation team make in a few hours), and treat us like children.

i'm sorry this has ended up so long, but it's really pretty stressful right now. the next few months are complete unknowns, and the only option is to move forward. thanks for listening and reading.

[ratasum]

Asura Gate and Waypoint Systems

So I. Love the logistics of this kind of thing. We see in game how the world functions, so how do we match how we perceive it in play to how it would actually work?

Which is why I'm writing up this hc! Starting with... asura gates!

Now, this is less the technical part and more how you get charged a nominal fee for waypointing. I know in the meta sense that it's to limit early waypointing and encourage natural exploration for new players... but I constantly think about how those things could function realistically.

In general, I think your average citizen travels via asura gate more than any other method, because except in unusual circumstances, most are in cities, and travel through them is free because upkeep and gate technician pay is probably subsidized through local and city taxes. Common Tyrians probably aren't frequently waypointing their way about Tyria.

Waypoints can be in remote areas, though, and upkeep is probably costly. There's undoubtedly a prorate on pay for techs working on the system, just for how much danger they're probably in on a fairly regular basis depending on where the waypoint is being set up.

So I think you can either purchase a device that's similar to a reloadable public transit card that can be magically loaded with a certain amount of funds, or one that attaches to your bank and automatically pings to transfer funds as a consistent thing if you're using waypoints regularly. The fees cover upkeep and technician pay

With waypointing within cities, are of course no fees... and in this case, I believe that waypoints within a city are likely ALSO subsidized, similar to the maintenance tax for asura gates, but first teleport into the city is like a tax someone pays for traveling there initially.

(Notably, I know this dialogue exists on the wiki.

"Gates are managed by asuran gatekeepers who set the rates and handle payment, while gate operators ensure the gates stay functional. Even though gate travel for players is completely free mechanically, lore-wise asura gates cost a fee to travel through similar to waypoints, along with shipment fees based on how much cargo passes through them. Because these gates are critical for travel and shipment throughout Tyria, users have no choice but to pay what the asura ask, which many merchants resent."

But I like the idea of having it work in universe similarly to the in game functionality more than being like "no they function different in each place," because it's fun to think about.)

[100dayproductivity]

65/100.

Finished my taxes! Submitted it yesterday.

Last time we talked, I was trying to figure out my business-use-of-home expenses for the pet boarding part of my business. It was making my head hurt trying to figure out how I should calculate this.

I finally decided I should treat pet boarding like a bed and breakfast for the purposes of filing taxes. So to that end, I had to figure out what percentage of my home I use for boarding and for what percentage of the time.

First I considered what percentage of my house is used for boarding. The thing is, all dogs and some cats have free range of the home 24 hours a day. That translates to 100% of the home 100% of the time. But I'm pretty sure that's not gonna fly for deducting business-use-of-home expenses. The CRA wants a "reasonable" prorating of the expenses.

So I thought about what parts of my house I actually use for boarding. Generally, I confine cats to one bedroom. Two cats from the same household stay together in the same room, so it's not one room per cat, it's one room per booking.

For dogs, even though they have free range, they generally follow me around the house, which means that during the day they rarely go upstairs at all. Mostly they are in the two rooms I use the most during the day: the living room and the kitchen. If I leave the house, I'm pretty sure they just nap in the living room the whole time I'm gone. At night, some dogs sleep in the living room, others follow me upstairs to my bedroom and sleep next to my bed. However, if cats are boarding in my room and can't coexist with dogs, then the dog is shut out of my bedroom and lopes back down to the living room, or sleeps outside the bedroom. At this point I was considering dogs as using half the house for calculating purposes.

But then I thought about the times I've had multiple dogs from different households boarding at the same time. Often they just all nap in the living room, but sometimes I have to physically separate them, especially during mealtimes. At those times, I generally either put up physical barriers, or I tether the dogs in different rooms, usually one in the kitchen and one in the living room. I also thought about the fact that I sometimes block off the living room or the kitchen in order to keep a boarding dog away from my own two cats. Furthermore, nobody really hangs out in the dining room, which separates the kitchen and living room. It's more of just a pass-through. So in the end, I decided to consider dogs as using one room per booking as well, as per cats.

I then had to figure out what percentage of my home "one room" constitutes. I didn't want to use square footage, because honestly then I'd have to measure and that would be a huge pain in the butt. But also because it doesn't really matter what size the rooms are, it's the doors and barriers that are important. So I mentally divided my house up into the usable rooms or areas for keeping pets separated, safe and comfortable. Upstairs there's three bedrooms. The bathroom doesn't count because I don't put pets in there. The main floor is open, no doors, but not "open-concept"--there are walls and doorways, so I am able to put up barriers. I considered the main floor as consisting of three rooms.

Now the basement, I mostly just use it for storage, and also I keep the basement door closed, so no one goes down there. However, in high-season when it's super busy with multiple bookings, I do use the basement bathroom as over-flow to house cats. And when it has been super super busy, I have had one cat in the bathroom and another cat outside of the bathroom. There are no rooms in the basement other than the bathroom and the tiny boiler room/washer & dryer nook, where I do NOT house cats. So essentially there are two spaces in the basement cats can be housed: in the bathroom, or outside the bathroom. So for pet boarding purposes, I consider this to be two rooms.

That makes 8 rooms in total: 3 upstairs, 3 on the main floor, and 2 in the basement.

So the portion of my house that a pet/two pets from the same household use when they board with me is 1/8.

Phew!

Next, I had to figure out what percentage of the time a pet uses 1/8th of my house. A pet uses their portion of the house 100% of the time they are staying with me, but I don't have pets staying with me 100% of the time. To figure this out, I needed to add up how many days of the year I had a pet staying with me. I'll walk you through that calculation in the next post.

[suvangsu]

Foreign Earned Income Exclusion: What You Need to Know

Filing taxes as an American citizen can be tricky, especially if you live or work abroad. The U.S. taxes its citizens on their worldwide income, but there are ways to reduce your tax burden if you meet certain conditions. One such option is the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE). This tax benefit allows qualifying individuals to exclude a portion of their foreign earned income from U.S. taxation. Let’s break down the basics to help you understand this important tax tool.

Who Can Benefit from the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion?

If you're a U.S. citizen or resident alien working abroad, you may be able to exclude a limited amount of your foreign income. To qualify, you need to meet one of two tests:

The Bona Fide Resident Test: You must be a resident of a foreign country for an entire tax year.

The Physical Presence Test: You must be physically present in a foreign country for at least 330 full days during any 12-month period.

If you meet either of these requirements, you may be able to exclude foreign earned income and certain housing costs from your U.S. taxes.

How Much Income Can You Exclude?

The amount of income you can exclude is adjusted annually for inflation. For example, in 2013, the maximum exclusion was $97,600. If you don’t qualify for the full tax year, your exclusion is prorated based on the number of qualifying days. In addition to earned income, certain housing costs, such as rent and utilities, may also be excluded.

Important Considerations

The exclusion doesn’t apply to FICA taxes (Social Security and Medicare). However, if you work for a non-U.S. employer, you may not need to pay these taxes.

You need to choose whether to take the foreign earned income exclusion or claim a foreign tax credit. While the exclusion eliminates U.S. tax on your foreign income, the tax credit allows you to offset U.S. taxes with foreign taxes paid.

How to Claim the Exclusion

To claim the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion, you'll need to file Form 2555 along with your tax return. This form helps determine your eligibility and the amount you can exclude. Be mindful that once you choose this exclusion, it stays in effect until you revoke it. If you revoke the exclusion, you have to wait five years before you can use it again.

For more detailed information on this topic, check out our full blog post on the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion.

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Strategies for Commercial Building Owners to Claim the 179D Deduction 

Building owners can primarily claim tax credits for energy efficiency for installing qualified equipment in their facilities thanks to the 179D energy efficiency tax deduction for commercial buildings. If tenants pay construction costs, they can be qualified. The person in charge of the system's design may claim the 179D tax credit if the system or building is installed on land owned by the federal, state, or municipal governments.  

Other non-tax-paying organizations, such as churches or non-governmental organizations, are not eligible for the 179D tax deduction unless they have an energy-as-a-service contract owned by a tax-paying business. Kindly refer to IRS Notice 2008-40 for further details. Since its implementation on January 1, 2006, the 179D tax deduction has been a permanent scheme implemented as part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021 and approved on December 27, 2020.  

The following data is still relevant for properties operating on or before December 31, 2020. For properties taken into operation on or after January 1, 2021, updated data will be made available following the anticipated issuance of the IRS Notice.  

Owners of new or existing buildings that install (1) interior lighting; (2) a building envelope; or (3) heating, cooling, ventilation, or hot water systems that lower the energy and power cost of the interior lighting, HVAC, and service hot water systems by 50% or more in comparison to a building meeting minimum requirements set by ASHRAE Standard 90.1 are eligible for a tax deduction, (up to $1.88 per square foot). Cost savings must be calculated using appropriate computer software.  

The energy and power costs for properties put into operation on or before December 31, 2020, must be compared to the minimum criteria of ASHRAE Standard 90.1-2007. For projects put into service on or after January 1, 2021, the most recent Standard 90.1 confirmed must be used no later than two years before the start of the qualifying property's construction or the date the qualifying property's construction permit is granted. An anticipated IRS Notice and related modifications are awaited.  

Building owners with individual lighting, building envelope, or heating and cooling systems that partially qualify by hitting specific target levels or using the temporary lighting regulation can also claim deductions, up to $0.63 per square foot. In accordance with IRS Notice 2012-26, properties that are put into operation on or before December 31, 2020, should select the relevant compliance pathway. When the anticipated IRS Notice is released, updates for properties put into service on or after January 1, 2021, will be made available.  

Savings are defined as the difference between the energy and power costs of the combined energy used for the HVAC, hot water systems, and interior lighting when compared to a reference building that satisfies the ASHRAE Standard 90.1-2007 minimum requirements for properties put into service on or before December 31, 2020. Percentages of savings derived from IRS Notice 2012-26.  

** Not to surpass the price of eligible real estate  

The 179d tax deduction is calculated and prorated depending on the lighting power density (LPD) decrease. Please refer to IRS Notice 2006-52 for the meaning of the applicable percentage.   Buildings and Systems Put into Service on or before December 31, 2020.   

Software Qualifications: The DOE has a well-established procedure for approving software used to model buildings and systems. The website enumerates compatible software for projects scheduled to be live by December 31, 2020, at the latest.  

Updates will be provided upon the anticipated issuance of the IRS Notice for properties put into operation on or after January 1, 2021.  

Qualifications for the Deduction:   

To qualify for the 179D tax deduction, businesses must make energy-efficient renovations to their commercial facilities. Improvements to the building's energy-efficient components are among these modifications. Furthermore, in accordance with IRS criteria, a building must be able to lower its energy costs to a specific extent in order to be considered.   

Previously, only government entities, including state, federal, and municipal buildings, public schools, and municipalities, were permitted to deduct taxes for the EECBP designer under the 179D tax Deduction. The recipients of this tax benefit have been expanded by the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) to include tax-exempt organizations like:  

Private universities or colleges  

Private hospitals  

Places of worship  

Museums  

Organizations that support charities  

Organizations recognized by the Internal Revenue Code as 501(c)(3)  

Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) are businesses that own, manage, or finance income-producing real estate in various sectors.  

Want to know your estimated benefit?   

Request a free appointment with a specialist in tax matters at Capstan Tax for energy efficient tax credits. The experts will review your eligibility and possible benefit estimates and address any queries you may have. The specialists at Capstan prioritize the CPA-client relationship while providing the clients with the utmost attention and respect.

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Hidden Costs of Selling Your Conejo Valley Home

Hidden Costs of Selling Your Conejo Valley Home: What to Expect and How to Budget Selling your Conejo Valley home can be an exciting time, a chance to move on to a new chapter and potentially see a significant financial return on your investment. However, beyond the sales price, there are additional expenses to factor in – the hidden costs of selling your Conejo Valley home. While some are unavoidable, understanding and budgeting for these costs will help you avoid surprises and ensure a smooth selling experience. Kevin & Carie Webber are here to shed light on the hidden costs you might encounter and provide tips on how to budget effectively: Real Estate Agent Commission: This is typically the biggest hidden cost, with commissions ranging from 5% to 6% of the selling price, typically split between the buyer's and seller's agents. Negotiate a commission rate that works for you, and remember, a skilled realtor can often earn their commission through effective marketing and negotiation, ultimately maximizing your profit. Closing Costs: Closing costs encompass various fees associated with finalizing the sale. These can include loan payoff fees, prorated property taxes and homeowner's insurance, title insurance, recording fees, and escrow fees. The exact breakdown will vary, but typically fall between 2% and 4% of the selling price. Home Prep Costs: While not always necessary, some pre-sale sprucing can significantly enhance your home's appeal and potentially fetch a higher price. This could include minor repairs, painting, landscaping improvements, or staging the home to showcase its potential. Moving Costs: Moving can be a significant expense, factoring in packing supplies, hiring movers, and potentially temporary storage if there's a gap between closing on your current home and moving into your new one. Get quotes from multiple movers and explore cost-saving options like packing yourself or renting a truck. Capital Gains Taxes: If you've owned your home for more than two years as your primary residence, you can generally exclude up to $250,000 (single) or $500,000 (married filing jointly) of capital gains from federal income taxes. However, it's crucial to consult with a tax advisor to understand your specific situation and potential tax liabilities. Unexpected Expenses: Be prepared for unforeseen costs that might arise during the selling process. This could include home inspection repairs the buyer requests, termite treatment, or appraisal gap coverage if the appraised value falls short of the agreed-upon sale price. Budgeting Tips for Savvy Sellers: Now that you have a clearer picture of the hidden costs, here are some tips to help you budget effectively: Factor in hidden costs upfront: Don't be surprised come closing time. Research typical costs in the Conejo Valley and allocate a realistic portion of your expected profit to cover these expenses. Get quotes for services: Whether it's movers, repairs, or pre-sale improvements, obtain quotes from multiple vendors to compare prices and find the best value. Negotiate when possible: Don't be afraid to negotiate realtor commissions and closing costs with different lenders and title companies. Consider selling strategies that minimize costs: For example, selling your home "as-is" can save on pre-sale repairs, but might also attract lower offers. Discuss the pros and cons of different strategies with your realtors. Plan your moving logistics: The earlier you book movers and secure storage units, the more likely you are to find better deals. Partner with Experienced Realtors: We, Kevin & Carie Webber, understand the Conejo Valley market and can guide you through the selling process transparently. We can help you estimate potential hidden costs, prioritize pre-sale investments, and connect you with reliable vendors for repairs or moving services. A Smooth and Successful Sale Awaits By acknowledging hidden costs and planning your budget strategically, you can ensure a smooth and successful selling experience in the Conejo Valley. Let Kevin & Carie Webber be your trusted advisors throughout the process. Contact us today for a free consultation and a realistic assessment of your selling goals! Contact Kevin & Carie Webber Today! For a smooth and successful home sale in the Conejo Valley, it's crucial to understand and budget for the hidden costs of selling. Kevin & Carie Webber offer expert guidance on budgeting effectively, negotiating commissions, and preparing for unexpected expenses. Contact us at (805) 558-3360 for a free consultation and take the first step toward maximizing your profit! Read the full article

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Navigate Payroll with Ease: Cloud Payroll Software in Singapore!

Cloud payroll software solutions in Singapore are reshaping the way businesses approachemployee compensation management. Adaptive Pay is a prime example, known for making payroll management simpler and more efficient. This software not only takes care of tasks like tax filings and salary calculations but also integrates seamlessly with attendance and leave systems, eliminating the need for multiple software solutions.

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Adaptive Pay's payroll module is compliant with IRAS, MOM, and CPF standards, ensuring that all relevant employee data (including loans, leave, claims, and attendance) is automatically integrated for efficient processing. The software also includes a pre-payroll acknowledgement feature, which encourages employees to review their pay details before processing to enhance accuracy and transparency.

Top features of Adaptive Pay

Adaptive Pay is now one of the leading cloud payroll software solutionsin Singapore, thanks to its comprehensive features:

Data compilation - The software streamlines workflows by integrating cloud-based payroll and HR data. It automatically calculates allowances and prorates salaries and claims, saving valuable time.

Automatic SDL, FUND, and CPF calculations - Adaptive Pay stays updated with the latest policies, taxation rates, and formats, ensuring compliance and accuracy.

Automated tax filing - The software simplifies tax filings by automatically generating and filing forms such as IRA8A, IR8S, Appendix A, and IR21, reducing the risk of human error.

Customisability - You can tailor the payroll process to meet your organisation’s specific needs, including setting up multiple payroll schedules.

Easy bank transfers: Recognized as a reliable cloud payroll software solution in Singapore, Adaptive Pay facilitates smooth bank transfers, expediting the payroll process.

Third-party app integration: The software can integrate with other applications like QuickBooks and Xero, adapting to your existing workflows.

Simplified employee access: Employees can use the Adaptive Pay app to receive notifications and access their payslips.

More than just payroll software

Adaptive Pay is more than just a cloud payroll software solution in Singapore. It’s an all-encompassing HR management system with fully integrated modules for employee attendance, claims, overtime, leave, and appraisals. This comprehensive approach saves time and effort, making HR management smoother and more efficient.

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[thinktradeinc]

Hello truckers! The IRS is shutting down for maintenance on December 26th and will reopen on the first week of January 2023! Therefore, report your form 2290 and pro-rated form 2290 for November used vehicles before the 26th. 

We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2023!

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Navigating Chicago Closing Costs: A Comprehensive Guide to Financial Clarity

One significant aspect of Chicago closing costs is the property transfer tax. In the city, both the buyer and seller are typically responsible for this tax. The transfer tax is calculated based on the property's sale price, and the rates can differ depending on the property type. Being aware of these rates is crucial for budgeting purposes and avoiding any surprises during the closing process.

Title insurance is another essential component of Chicago Closing Costs. This insurance protects both the buyer and the lender against any potential issues with the property's title. While the cost can vary, having title insurance is crucial for a smooth real estate transaction and provides peace of mind by safeguarding against any unforeseen legal challenges.

In Chicago, buyers often bear the brunt of the financial burden when it comes to closing costs. Lender fees, appraisal fees, and credit report fees are among the expenses that buyers typically encounter. It's crucial for buyers to carefully review the loan estimate provided by the lender to fully understand the breakdown of these costs and make informed decisions.

Attorney fees are another facet of closing costs in Chicago that buyers and sellers need to consider. Real estate attorneys play a pivotal role in ensuring a legally sound transaction. While hiring an attorney adds to the overall costs, their expertise can help navigate complex legalities and potentially save clients from future legal troubles.

Home inspection fees are incurred by the buyer to assess the property's condition and identify any potential issues. While this is not a mandatory expense, it is highly recommended to avoid unpleasant surprises after closing. Investing in a thorough home inspection can uncover hidden problems and provide an opportunity to negotiate repairs or a lower sale price.

Property taxes are a recurring expense that buyers should be mindful of during the closing process. In Chicago Building Code Violation, property taxes are prorated between the buyer and seller based on the closing date. Understanding how these taxes are distributed ensures a fair and transparent transaction.

While sellers generally have fewer closing costs than buyers, they are not exempt from expenses. Real estate agent commissions, attorney fees, and any outstanding liens or judgments on the property are among the costs sellers may encounter. Clear communication between sellers and their real estate professionals is vital to avoid any last-minute surprises and ensure a seamless closing process.

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Navigating Closing Costs for Sellers in Arizona

Selling your home in Arizona? Here's a quick overview of closing costs to help you prepare:

1. **Real Estate Commission (5-6%)**: A significant expense, split between the seller's and buyer's agents.

2. **Title and Escrow Fees**: Covers title insurance and secure escrow services.

3. **Transfer Taxes**: State and county taxes based on the sale price.

4. **Prorated Property Taxes**: The seller pays their share up to the closing date.

5. **Home Warranty**: Optional, but it can be an expense.

6. **HOA Fees**: If applicable, clear outstanding dues.

7. **Repairs, Inspections**: Be ready for potential costs to meet buyer conditions.

8. **Notary, Recording, and Courier Fees**: Smaller charges that add up.

9. **Outstanding Loan Balances**: Pay off any remaining mortgage from the sale proceeds.

10. **Miscellaneous Expenses**: Be prepared for unexpected costs.

Keep these costs in mind to make your Arizona home sale a smoother process.

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Closing the Deal: Decoding Property Costs for Buyers and Sellers in Los ...

🔑📋 When it comes to buying a house in Los Angeles or Beverly Hills, it's important to understand the various settlement fees 💲involved. From taxes to escrow and more, here are some key fees to keep in mind. 💰💼

💼💵 Taxes need to be prorated in escrow, with the seller paying their portion up until the closing and the buyer taking over from there. Additionally, there are escrow fees, loan fees, and HOA processing fees to consider. 🏦💸

🏠🤝 Sellers, on the other hand, may have additional fees such as commissions, transfer taxes, HOA transfer fees, ULA tax, and the mansion tax if the property exceeds $5 million in Los Angeles 🏙️. It's essential to be aware of these fees when navigating the real estate market in LA and Beverly Hills. 💼🏡

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When Taxes are Due on Form 2290

Form 2290 is used to report and pay the Heavy Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT) for vehicles operating on public highways with a gross weight of 55,000 pounds or more. The due date for Form 2290 taxes varies based on the tax period and when the vehicle was first used during that period.

Here are the general deadlines:

Annual Filing Deadline: For most vehicles, the tax period begins on July 1st and ends on June 30th of the following year. The annual filing deadline for Form 2290 is typically August 31st of each year. This means that if your vehicle falls within this tax period, you would need to file Form 2290 by August 31st.

First Used Month Deadline: If a heavy vehicle is first used in any month other than July, the HVUT is prorated for that tax year. In this case, the Form 2290 filing deadline is the last day of the month following the month in which the vehicle was first used. For example, if a vehicle is first used in October, the deadline to file Form 2290 for that vehicle would be November 30th.

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Having battery problems? Vehicle due for a battery replacement in Chicago, Chicagoland, Downtown? Don’t worry about it, we deliver, install & replace  batteries for domestic & foreign vehicles A-Z.

Get your car battery replaced by our battery experts! We go wherever you are hence we service the entire Chicago Metropolitan Area. Call us, text us, book online, fastest response times (typically under 90 minutes), same day delivery & no membership required. Save time & money with our highly rated service. Best battery warranties in the industry.

We deliver car batteries, SUV batteries, van batteries, truck batteries, flooded & gel AGM batteries to your home, work, school, parking garage or any other location & install them conveniently onsite. We have batteries in stock & ready for delivery for all makes & models throughout the Chicago Metropolitan Area. Our quality batteries include: 1-6 year warranty, more cold cranking amps CCA & power, cost effective pricing.

Chicago Onsite Mobile Battery Replacement

 

Is your vehicle dead as a door nail? Is your car telling you click-click-click? Forget about the headache, stress, pain, waste of time, we make replacing your battery easy. Don’t waste your time shopping for a car battery, paying for a towing or jump start service and or waiting at an automotive repair shop to have your battery replaced after a costly towing service? Make it easy and cost effective by giving us a call.

Whether you need a car battery replaced in a parking garage downtown Chicago or a battery delivery & installation service for your boat that is parked on Lake Michigan to replacing a battery on a sub arctic, freezing cold, welcome to Chicago kind of day. We offer quality batteries for every situation, retail & wholesale, domestic & foreign A-Z.

How Much Does Our Battery Delivery, Installation, Replacement Service Cost Chicago

Wondering how much our mobile battery replacement service will cost? The cost for our battery delivery, installation, replacement service to your home, work, school or any other location starts off at $175.99. The prices vary depending on the year, make, model, engine size, power needs, your location, battery brand preference & warranty of choice.

Most people go with our 3-6 year warranty battery. Which includes the BEST warranty that we offer. Those batteries include more cold cranking amps (power) than the OE version that came out of it. 3 years free replacement with the 1st year including installation. The remaining 3 years turns into a prorate. So, depending on all the options at hand, wanted & needed on average our 3-6 year warranty battery service runs for $240-$350-ish with the battery, installation, disposal fees, taxes included.

Car Battery Replacement Chicago

Chicago Mobile Onsite Battery Replacement, Delivery, Installation, Near Me, Service Area

Yes, we specialize in downtown Chicago mobile onsite battery replacement, delivery & installation services. Not downtown? No worries, we service all of Chicago.

What side of Chicago do you need one of our battery experts to meet you at? We have you covered throughout Downtown Chicago, Central, Near North and Near South Side, North Side, Far North Side, Northwest Side, West and Near West Side, Southwest Side, South Side, Far Southwest Side, Far South Side, from one side to the other side, when it comes to battery service, we have all of Chicagoland covered.

Central, Near North, Near South Side

Need a car battery replacement service in Central, Near North, Near South Side? Our Chicago battery experts have you and all your battery service needs covered in the Near North Side: (Dearborn Parkway, The Gold Coast, Goose Island, Magnificent Mile, Near North Side, Old Town, River North, River West, State Parkway, Streeterville) Loop: (The Loop, New Eastside, Printer’s Row, South Loop) Near South Side: (Dearborn Park, Near South Side, Museum Park, Central Station, Prairie Avenue Historic District).

Northwest Side Battery Replacement

Having car battery problems on the Northwest Side of Chicago? We have all your battery problems covered Portage Park: (Portage Park, Six Corners) Irving Park: (Irving Park, Kilbourn Park, Old Irving Park, The Villa) Dunning: (Belmont Heights, Belmont Terrace, Dunning, Irving Woods, Schorsch Village) Montclare: (Montclare) Belmont Cragin: (Brickyard, Cragin, Hanson Park) Hermosa: (Belmont Gardens, Hermosa, Kelvyn Park).

North Side Battery Installation

North Center: (Northcenter, Roscoe Village, Saint Ben’s) Lakeview: (Lake View East, North Halsted, West Lakeview, Wrigleyville) Lincoln Park: (DePaul, Old Town Triangle, Park West, Lincoln Park, Ranch Triangle, Sheffield Neighbors, Wrightwood Neighbors) Avondale: (Avondale, Jackowo) Logan Square: (Logan Square, Bucktown, Palmer Square).

Far North Side Battery Replacement

Rogers Park: (Loyola, Rogers Park) West Ridge: (Nortown, Peterson Park, Rosehill, West Ridge, West Rogers Park) Uptown: (Clarendon Park, Buena Park, New Chinatown, Sheridan Park, Uptown) Lincoln Square: (Bowmanville, Budlong Woods, Lincoln Square, Ravenswood, Ravenswood Gardens) Edison Park: (Edison Park) Norwood Park: (Big Oaks, Norwood Park, Old Norwood, Oriole Park, Union Ridge) Jefferson Park: (Gladstone Park, Jefferson Park) Forest Glen: (Edgebrook, Forest Glen, Middle Edgebrook, Sauganash, Wildwood) North Park: (Hollywood Park, North Park, Pulaski Park) Albany Park: (Albany Park, Mayfair, North Mayfair, Ravenswood Manor) O’Hare: (O’Hare, Schorsch Forest View) Edgewater: (Andersonville, Edgewater, Edgewater Glen, Epic, Lakewood/Balmoral).

West & Near West Side Battery Delivery

Humboldt Park: (Humboldt Park) West Town: (East Village, Noble Square, Ukrainian Village, Smith Park, West Town, Wicker Park) Austin: (Austin, Galewood, The Island) West Garfield Park: (West Garfield Park) East Garfield Park: (East Garfield Park, Fifth City) Near West Side: (Columbus Circle, Greektown, Little Italy, Medical Center, Near West Side, Tri-Taylor, Fulton River District, University Village) North Lawndale: (North Lawndale) South Lawndale: (Little Village, South Lawndale, Marshall Square) Lower West Side: (Heart of Chicago, Lower West Side, Pilsen). If you need a battery in Chicago or any nearby suburbs let us show you what the best mobile battery replacement service near you is all about.

Chicago Zip Codes We Replace Batteries In

Maybe you are new to Chicago and not sure of what the name of the part you live in is called yet but you know the zip code? We offer our mobile onsite battery replacement service in the following Chicago zip codes plus beyond:

60601, 60602, 60603, 60604, 60605, 60606, 60607, 60608, 60609, 60610, 60611, 60612, 60613, 60614, 60615, 60616, 60617, 60618, 60619, 60620, 60621, 60622, 60623, 60624, 60625, 60626, 60628, 60629, 60630, 60631, 60632, 60633, 60634, 60636, 60637, 60638, 60639, 60640, 60641, 60642, 60643, 60644, 60645, 60646, 60647, 60649, 60651, 60652, 60653, 60654, 60655, 60656, 60657, 60659, 60660, 60661, 60699, 60701, 60706, 60707, 60803, 60804, 60805, 60827.

Chicago Battery Replacement Near Me

When in Chicago, downtown or not, Chicagoland or any surrounding metropolitan area searching the internet for a car battery replacement service our team wants you to know there is a convenient, cost effective, battery solution near you. Hence local Chicago battery expert aka team Tow Recover Assist. How may we assist you?

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