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If you are an individual who declared MTM, what reasons would cause you to want to revoke it in the future? I'm under the impression that if you stop trading, or stop trading enough to qualify for trader tax status, then you simply automatically revert back to non-MTM status (i.e. investor status).

OP, are you sure the IRS received all the proper cost basis information for your stock/options transactions?

anybody tried this?

another article http://finance.yahoo.com/banking-budgeting/article/108583/debit-card-skimming-scams?mod=bb-checking_savings

Even if you have nothing to hide, it takes time to deal with an audit....and time is money.

what info was on the cover letter?

You'll have to mail it in a big envelope then. A lot of tax software won't allow you to transmit that many trades electronically anyways.

ramora that's interesting, but someone else in this thread mentioned the oversupply of pilots and undersupply of pilot jobs, so why would they be so eager to hire your friend? You would think they would have a stack of resumes available for any available opening.

what industries are they looking for jobs in? Healthcare and government are doing well but that's about it I guess

this is thread is worth a bump. From what I've read it's hard to know which is the best: dl-phenylalanine, d-phenylalanine, or tyrosine

does 3.6 allow you to open a tab next to your current one right than at the end of the row of tabs? I use a addon called Next Tab for this but it says it's not compatible with 3.6

has that Firefox bug been resolved? If you upgrade to 3.6 and don't like it, what is the easiest way to revert back to 3.5.9? I'm particularly interested in how 3.6 browsing compares to 3.5.9 when lots of tabs are open.

Memory Fox, I'll have to check that out. In order to see if it is working you can open a bunch of tabs and check your RAM usage. Then bookmark the tabs, disable Memory fox and close firefox. Open up firefox and open up all the tabs (with Memory Fox now disabled) and check your RAM to see how...

are you using Firefox? there is an addon called AFOM that is supposed to help with memory leakage....I didn't notice a difference though for some reason

It's not an antivirus, but for malware try malwarebytes....unless somebody has a suggestion for a better free anti-malware?

sounds like there was heat damage.....failed heatsink?

for reference, how old is the hardware? After unplugging from wall outlets, inspect the inside of the computer tower for dust, loose connections, heat damage, and anything that looks unusual. Discharge your body's static electricity before touching any sensitive parts. I would also prepare...

you might not be screwed if it is just a problem with the monitor itself or monitor cable try hooking your computer up to a different monitor

McD's responds: http://www.slashfood.com/2010/03/23/mcdonalds-refutes-preservative-claims/

that's the frustrating thing about nutrition, too many studies that contradict each other