geek
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macman said:
darn mac, you beat me on this one.....lol
I'm still waiting for the HSA docs....
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darn mac, you beat me on this one.....lol
I'm still waiting for the HSA docs....
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timbo said:
No, fuel is not included, unless your receipt somehow says something like "stove accessory"....LOL.
timbo
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timbo said:
timbo, don't forget...ANYTHING (besides fuel) that you used to buy/install the stove & pipe can be claimed.....hearth materials, silicone sealer, alum. furnace tape, sheet metal screws, Hi Heat paint, labor/install costs, etc.
timbo
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Thanks for the info macman...I installed it myself so there goes that but I'm sure I save money doing it myself. I did have to install a hearth though and the $450 for the chimney liner, etc etc ...it will add up, I'm sure.
geek
Minister of Fire
got my HSA docs in the mail this afternoon....soooooo I'm getting this ready for transmission....
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Am I the only one that is getting an error when I click the links?
it says "The file damaged and could not be repaired"
Do I even need that file when i'm doing my taxes online? Can i just enter the numbers on the H&R Block software?
it says "The file damaged and could not be repaired"
Do I even need that file when i'm doing my taxes online? Can i just enter the numbers on the H&R Block software?
Andy H said:
Andy, I just clicked the link, and it worked fine.....you DO have Adobe Reader on your computer, right?
But if you're doing the taxes online, the H&R software should have it all there.
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