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Backorders - Credit Card Re-Authorization
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Hello, we are having a problem with Backorders in NetSuite.
When a backorder is fulfilled, the CC Auth has expired, and the payment declines. How can we automatically trigger a re-Auth?
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NS used to have a SuiteSolution called credit card re-auth but don't know if it's available anymore.
Essentially you need to trigger a new authorization on the SO (for the remaining amount only) BEFORE you do the Item Fulfillment so you don't send product out the door only to have the Cash Sale declined and take a loss.
So you need a script that checks for this condition and triggers getting a new auth on the SO. One way is to just keep rolling getting a fresh auth each time the auth expires, but each card company has different rules for when auths expire, so this is a little more complicated. Plus it's not friendly to your customer. The better approach would be to detect when your fresh inventory comes back into stock from the Item Receipt side and Qty on Hand goes from 0 to positive, and then go find all the SOs that have that item and re-authorize them, and use the reduced amount (worst case take original order amount minus previous cash sales = remaining stuff to be shipped)
If you're confused about the $7,500 tax credit, here's an updated write-up (the Model Y LR and Model 3 LR…
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12/29/222 UPDATE: This is no longer fully accurate. Please see this thread that covers IRS's published details. I was planning to edit this thread, which was accurate when I initially posted it on 12/20/2022, but I'll leave it for historical reference. Do not use the information here anymore.
Hello, I hope you're well.
For people interested in Tesla electric vehicles, there has been a lot of confusion and uncertainty around whether they will qualify for the full $7,500 tax credit from the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). Because of a new announcement from the US Treasury that was released on 12/19/2022, the Tesla Model 3 RWD (title erroneously says LR), Model Y Long Range, and Model Y Performance will qualify for the full $7,500 tax credit between 01/01/2023 and 02/28/2023 because the battery sourcing requirements aren't enforced until March 2023.
Background information in chronological order:
- January 2020: Tesla's eligibility for the previous tax credits ended when it hit the 200,000 sales cap limit on vehicles sold per automaker.
- 08/16/2022: President Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), which removes the limit, making Tesla eligible again starting 01/01/2023. However, as part of the eligibility, there are new rules for cars assembled in North America that are planned to start on 01/01/2023; of note: $3,750 if the battery components are built in North America, and another $3,750 if critical minerals in the battery are sourced from the US or free trade countries. Tesla vehicles definitely met the first tax credit, but the second one was unknown.
- 12/19/2022: The US Treasury announced that there is a delay, so instead of the eligibility rules starting on 01/01/2023, they'll be proposed in March 2023, with them stating (emphasis mine), "Treasury will issue a notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) in March with proposed guidance on the critical minerals and battery components requirements. By statute, the critical mineral and battery component requirements take effect only after Treasury issues that proposed rule." ( source)
Additional tax credit rules:
- Single tax filers are eligible if their income is below $150,000; heads of households if income is below $225,000; and joint filers' if income is below $300,000.
- New electric sedans cannot cost more than $55,000 and SUVs can't cost more than $80,000. (The Model 3 RWD, Model Y Long Range, and Model Y Performance are eligible.)
Notes:
- Tax credits will be received when you file your taxes in 2024.
- Check line 24 of your tax form to see your "total tax," if it is over $7,500, you'll be able to receive the full tax credit.
- The limits are based on the car's price, so you don't have to worry about taxes and fees.
- Do note that if you make modifications that push the car past the cost limit, you may become ineligible. If you plan to get Enhanced Autopilot or Full-Self Driving (FSD) and that may push the price past $80,000, it is a better idea to not add those modifications until you take delivery, at which point you can add it to the car as a software upgrade.
Should I wait?
- In addition to the current $3,750 instant discount and 10,000 Supercharger miles offered by Tesla, there is the chance of additional incentives if you take delivery in December 2022.
- As part of IRA, the Alternative Fuel Refueling Credit that ended in 12/31/2021 may be returning, where you may be able to get a tax credit for a wall charging station; it states "for residential property, the credit amount is continued at 30% of the cost with a maximum amount of $1,000" (sources: Congress website and TurboTax website).
- Technology will always improve. If you're the type of person who has buyer's remorse, keep this in mind. Of note, radar - of the high definition (HD) type - may be returning to Tesla cars as early as January or February of 2023 ( source).
- Starting 2024, per the IRA, the $3,750 or $7,500 discount will be point-of-sale discounts. This means that you would not have to wait until you file taxes in the following year in order to get the money; furthermore, the sales tax will be lower because the car's price is discounted. Do note, however, that this still depends on your tax liability.
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Model 3 Long Range currently starts at an MSRP of $57,990 so it won’t qualify unless Tesla adjusts their pricing.
Model 3 RWD should qualify for $7500 for cars delivered from Jan 1 until the treasury releases the final guidance on the battery component/mineral requirements, then that may drop to $3750 or $0.
All trims of the Model Y should qualify as long as the configured price is below $80k. The $7500 may drop to $3750 for cars delivered after that guidance is released.
Re universal credit requesting bank statements
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I've been requested to send bank statements by dec 4th I've not declared all money I've received from some cleaning jobs I've declared some just not all I also have a buisness account some people pay into that they don't know about nothing large and I never have more than 300 in what should I do ?
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You've been committing fraud then. There's nothing you can do other than send the bank statements and admit to not being honest about your earnings.
You're leaving LastPass...
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What reasons do you have for doing so?
When are you leaving?
What steps are you taking, in the interim, to best ensure your online security?
Seeking to solidify my stay/leave decision....currently on the fence.
Any other observations that might be helpful for we who are considering the hassle of switching out?
Top Comment: I'm paid up with LP through 2025 or 2026 but I'm still leaving. Manually moving passwords as I change from LP to my new password manager, changing the site passwords as I go. Much of it is already done, still have some less critical passwords to move.