Can Form 8655 Submitted 2024

Hi there! It looks like you've got an accounting coming. This video is a supplemental video that explains how to complete the VA form 21p-4718, a Certificate of Bounds on Deposits and Authorization to Disclose Financial Records. For more information on the other steps in the accounting process, see our other videos. Before you begin your accounting, watch our video called "Steps to Prepare for Your Accounting" and our videos on how to complete the VA form 21p-4706b, Parts 1 and 2. Please note that only certain fiduciaries are required to complete the VA form 21p-4718a, which we'll be discussing in this video. If you are required to complete this form, your fiduciary hub will specifically request it. Let's get started! If you are required to submit the VA form 21p-4718a, part of the form will be completed by you, and the other part will be completed by the financial institution where VA funds are deposited. To start, you'll need to fill in your name in block 1, the beneficiary's name in block 2, and the VA file number in block 3. Now, let's move on to block 5, where you'll enter the date in item 6. This date should be the end date of the accounting period, not the date the form is completed. Next, you'll need to visit the financial institution where the VA funds are deposited and have the bank complete their portion of the VA form 21p-4718a. Make sure to include all bank accounts and balances. If the funds are in multiple banks, you'll need to complete multiple forms. You can find additional copies of this form on our website. The bank teller should complete this section by providing the type of account (in this case, a checking account), the account number, depositor account title, and the balance of the account....