Can i transfer my property taxes to my new home if the government is using eminent domain?

A friend told me if the govt takes your home you are allowed to keep your property taxes amount and transfer to new home if they are lower. Is this true?|||You should check with the taxing body for your property. In some locations, if you acquire a comparable replacement property, you may have the right to transfer the tax assessment to the new property.





If your property is taken for eminent domain, you should consult with a legal expert in such matters for your location.|||In particular the California constitution provides for this.

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|||No, it's not true. Property taxes on the new real estate will follow that of the municipal assessment and local mill rate charged thereon.





Where your friend came up with that wild-eyed notion is beyond my imagination.|||Nope.|||Stop listening to your friend, at least as far as their tax advice goes.|||huh? I don't know where your friend got THAT information.|||I'm no lawyer but I'm pretty sure that if the government buys your property under eminent domain it is the same as if you sell to anyone. You are responsible for all taxes until the day the transaction takes place and you no longer own the property. If you have prepaid your taxes for a period beyond the date of the transaction you should get a check from the government for the balance. I can't see why there would be any connection to taxes owed on a new property or any special rules for selling to the government versus to a private individual. The two transactions are completely separate.





You would do well for yourself to retain a local real estate lawyer and a financial planner. Good luck.

Has been transfer edd any amount to my account today?

Go back to 3rd grade and learn how to properly ask a question. Then, come back and try asking this again so people can understand what you are asking.|||You may transfer some or all of your benefits to your checking or savings account by performing a one-time or recurring direct deposit transfer online at www.bankofamerica.com/eddcard or by calling customer service at 1.866.692.9374. Please Note: The Employment Development Department will not contact you under any circumstances to request personal bank account information. Any direct deposit transfer request must be initiated by you through Bank of America.





You can check your debit card balance 24 hours a day at no cost by using automated account information via the toll-free customer service number: 1.866.692.9374. You may also check your balance by doing a balance inquiry at an ATM, or online at www.bankofamerica.com/eddcard. It is recommended you perform a balance inquiry before performing a transaction so you will know how much money is available in your EDD Debit Card account.|||What kind of a question is that. Phrase it properly

Has been transfer edd any amount to my account today?

No one here can tell you = if you have some sort of 'business account' with Yahoo, you have to LOG IN to that :-)



Alternatively, YOU have to ASK YOUR BANK ...

Does paypal automatically transfer money in ur account to your debit card?

If someone puts money in my paypal account, will paypal automatically put it on my debit card or is it something that will sit in my paypal account untill i manually tell it to transfer the amount to my debit card?|||If you have a PayPal debit card, no transfer is needed or possible. It draws directly from you PayPal balance. If you linked your bank account by means of a debit card, you need to specifically request a transfer to the account.





Note: There is NO SUCH THING as a debit card balance. A prepaid card is NOT a debit card.|||You'll have to specifically ask for the money. When you do, they'll only put it on a Visa card and will charge you extra for the convenience. If you can handle waiting a few days, link your bank account and withdraw it that way instead.|||you do it manually.

What's the best way to transfer and exchange larger amounts of Euros from Germany to the US?

There is a rather large amount of Euros in a German bank account. How to:


- Get the money exchanged to US Dollars with the best exchange rate?


- Transfer the money to a US bank account the cheapest?





Thank you!|||You are going to get nailed on the exchange rate. The fastest way is a bank transfer. You can call around to local banks that you deal with and ask what they will charge you to receive a bank transfer in EUROS, and what the exchange rate is TODAY.


Dealing with larger banks should get you a better rate.





The other option is to find out from the bank in Germany what the rate is to buy a bank draft in DOLLARS and have it mailed to you. It should be drawn on a US correspondent bank, which is no big deal these days. It's usually on a New York City branch. If that is done, you will know excatly what you will get in doillars, minus any bank fees.


If you chose the bank transfer, it remains in EUROS until your bank credits you in dollars, minus any fees. rates can change intraday.|||The German bank may well have as good an exchange rate as any. I'd get a dollar-denominated official check from the German bank, and deposit it in the US bank. Don't forget to tell the Treasury about the funds.

Should I keep my credit card even though I balance transfer it?

I just received an offer for a new credit card that will allow me to balance transfer with 0% apr for a full year. I have been looking for a new card to balance transfer because my current apr on the one card is extremely high. If I balance transfer the amount, should I keep the one card open and pay it off each month, like for gas, or should I close it because that would then leave me with 3 credit cards open. Any advice would be great. Thanks.|||Generally you should keep the card open...as it affects your 'average age of accounts.' In some cases it is okay to close old accounts, assuming you have "older" credit.





As long as it doesn't have an annual fee, you should probably keep it open. Be sure to have some minor activity on it every quarter, to keep it active in the lender's files...maybe run your cable bill through it and pay in full every month.|||Keep it, but don't use it, or use it minimally.





If you don't have credit cards, do start using them. If you have them, use them sparingly if at all.|||Keep the card open. Having open revolving credit is good especially if its in good standing. Just don't use it anymore in case of emergencies.

Do i need a certain amount of credits to transfer to another college?

No. You can transfer at any time you want. As long as you meet the admissions standars. Some schools have different admission standards for transfers than for students with no or just a few earned college credit hours.|||no as long as you dont have too many, but you can transfer one class if you want!|||If your high school grades and ACT or SAT scores would have qualified you for admission to the college to which you want to transfer, the number of college credits you have earned at your first college is not important (although your grades are). However, if your high school grades and ACT or SAT scores would not have gotten you into the college you now wish to attend, you'll need to present at least a semester of good college grades.