The Wall. The Shutdown

[brutal]

Ugh. Gotta fly a few times later this month, hope it doesn't turn to shit, even with PRE, it could suck.

[Rucker61]

ATF is working; tax stamp order cashed on 1/3.

[DireWolf]

ATF is working; tax stamp order cashed on 1/3.

Cashing inbound checks is an essential function

[hollohas]

Bloomberg is reporting that tax refunds WILL be issued during the shutdown after all, according to the White House Office of Management and Budget.

[hollohas]

But we may run out of beer! Everybody Panic!!!!

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...beer-wine.html

[Irving]

No one around to approve stuff means no one around to tell them not to sell it all.

[flogger]

The President is going to visit our Southern border later this week, he should invite Nancy and Chuck to come along.

I don't think they have a clue,... period.

[CS1983]

[BushMasterBoy]

Pinata bashers!

[CS1983]

ATF is working; tax stamp order cashed on 1/3.

From ASA email:

NFA Division Affected by Government Shutdown

ATLANTA, GA - As the government shutdown extends into its third week, suppressor buyers and dealers across the country have one resounding question: will the shutdown have an impact on suppressor transfers? The answer, unfortunately, is yes. After speaking with sources in the administration, ASA can confirm that the NFA Division is NOT processing tax-paid transfers during the shutdown.

Unlike the actual approval/denial of NFA applications, tax payments for NFA transfers are processed directly by Bank of America. Because Bank of America employees do not work for the government, the $200 tax payments are still being processed as usual. After the checks are cashed, the forms are still being mailed to the NFA Division in Martinsburg, West Virginia. Under normal circumstances, this part of the process accounts for the first one to two weeks of the average NFA transfer. As a result of the shutdown, forms are stacking up as they are received by the NFA Division.