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Washington Vital Records http://genealogy.about.com/library/vital/blwashing Source: About.com Lists and prices for obtaining Vital Records from Washington agencies, plus links to those agencies. full description	What agencies provide vital records? What does it cost to get a vital record? What does it cost to get a birth, death, or marriage record? What does it cost to get a birth or death certificate? How do I find a birth or death certificate?
Prison Calls Online http://www.prisoncallsonline.com/ Source: Tele-net Inc. Information on a company that helps families reduce the cost of their inmate's collect calls from prison. full description	How does Tele-net work? Does Tele-net violate prison rules?
Health and DNA http://www.healthanddna.com/index.php3 Source: Genelex A commercial site offering DNA testing to establish parents. full description	Where can I get DNA testing? How can I find out if a person is related to me? What kinds of parentage tests are there? How do I get a parentage test? How much does DNA testing cost? What is DNA testing used for? How do I get a DNA test?
Patent and Trademark Information at the University of Washington Engineering Library http://www.lib.washington.edu/engineering/ptdl/ Source: University of Washington Engineering Library Includes information on Patent and Trademark depository libraries, FAQ's and answers, and links to national and international patent and trademark sites. full description	What is a patent? What is a trademark? What is a land patent? How do I search for land patents? How long does a patent search take? How long does a patent last? How long does a trademark last? What do the copyright and trademark symbols mean? What can be patented? How much does it cost? Why should I do a patent search? How long does a patent search take? Where can I do a patent search online? How do I get copies of patents?
Capital Gains, Losses/Sale of Home: Mutual Funds (Costs, Distributions, etc.) http://www.irs.gov/faqs/faq10-3.html Source: Internal Revenue Service Answers to frequently asked questions regarding the tax consequences of mutual fund transactions. full description	If I sell one mutual fund and use the proceeds to buy another, do I have to report the capital gains or can I wait until I sell and don't buy another fund? Does it matter if I stay within the same family of funds? If my children have mutual funds, how are the dividends and capital gains reported? I have both purchased and sold shares in a money-market mutual fund. The fund is managed so the share price is constant. All gain is reported as dividends. Do I have to report the sale of these shares? How do I find out my cost basis for mutual funds if I do not have all of the records? If I do not have the records showing each dividend reinvestment, how do I calculate the basis of my shares in a mutual fund that I acquired years ago? Do the dividends and/or capital gains I report affect my cost basis of the individual shares I own? How do return of principal payments affect my cost basis when I sell mutual funds? How do I show a return of principal payment from my Form 1099-DIV on my tax return? Do I have to specify to my broker which specific shares to sell in order to use the Specific Lot method to determine cost basis for mutual funds? Do I need confirmation from my broker? I have used the FIFO method to determine the cost basis for a sale of a portion of a mutual fund holding. Must I continue to use this method for all future sales of this fund? If I previously sold shares of a mutual fund and reported the gains or losses using the FIFO method, can I switch to the average cost method? If I previously reported my mutual fund sales using the FIFO method and switched to the average cost method, do I include only those shares remaining after the previous sales to determine the average cost? How do I calculate the average basis for the sale of mutual fund shares? If I own some mutual fund shares less than a year and other shares more than a year, do I need to do two separate computations for the average cost basis? How do I tell the IRS I used the average cost basis method in reporting the gain or loss from my mutual funds? If I use the average cost basis for one mutual fund I sold, do I have to use it for all mutual funds I sell? If I use the average cost method for computing basis of mutual fund shares upon sale, how do I determine the holding period for those shares? After the first partial sale of mutual fund shares, are the sold shares no longer used when updating the average cost basis for future sales? How do I calculate the average cost method of a mutual fund if the fund price split? What affect does a stock split for a stock in my mutual fund have on my cost basis when I am using the average share? How do I receive permission to change my cost basis calculation to adopt the average cost basis and to whom should I send the letter? I received a 1099-DIV showing a capital gain. Why do I have to report capital gains from my mutual funds if I never sold any shares? Where are mutual fund short-term capital gain distributions reported? My end-of-year statement from a mutual fund company showed amounts in 3 categories: (1) capital gains, (2) short-term capital gains, and (3) ordinary dividends. When Form 1099-DIV came, the short-term capital gains were lumped in with ordinary dividends. Which is correct and where do I list the short-term capital gains? How can I use mutual fund short-term capital gains, which are reported on Form 1099-DIV in Box 1 as "Ordinary Dividends," to help offset short-term capital losses? How do you list gains from mutual funds on Schedule D and Form 1040 when some mutual funds list short-term capital gains separately and others lump short-term capital gains and taxable dividends together as dividends? If a mutual fund is tax-free for dividends, are the capital gains tax free when the fund is sold? On December 20, I received a large mutual fund distribution. Due to the large distribution I'm going to owe $7000 when I file my return. Is it okay to just pay the $7000 when I file my return?