Ashkenazim even on the second day of Holiday try to have a non jew make the coffin, sew the shrouds, and did the grave. The purification, carrying and burial is done by Jews we bury and make a mound, but not a stone. We may escort the funeral out of the techum on the second day. On the first day only within the Techum

We don't wait until second day of holiday to bury by Jews. On second day we bury with Jews and do all of the usual things done for a מת

Is credit given on the holiday collectible and a Jewish court of law. Charity collectors calculate charity of food stuffs quietly discreetly on the holiday and give it out discreetly. Someone who dies I need to be buried can be buried on the 1st day of the holiday by non Jews

A blind person going out with a stick being carried in a chair leading an animal in the street on the holiday. Some laws regarding care of animals on the holiday . Some laws not climbing trees not clapping getting married riding animals all forbidden on the holiday

I'm trying unraveling on cutting strings on holiday on utensils and things connected to the ground. Breaking and cutting wood and straw on the holiday. Making back British creases and ladies garments on the holiday. Sweeping floors on the holiday. Lowering fruits through a skylight in order to prevent them from getting ruined on the holiday covering fruits on the roof I'm bricks and other items to prevent them from getting rain on the holiday

Opening movable stores on holiday when they have one handed or 2 hinges closing them. Putting together folding tables and chairs on the holiday

Taking piles of wood from on top of the hots for burning. A building that was closed and open on the holiday you are allowed to use the food that was inside and it's not considered muktseh

Starting feeding from a haystack. Using wood from a hut for burning

Moving ladders, carrying chamber pots. Animals that died on yom tov.

No carrying on the holiday for a non Jew. A wood skewer that's not a designated utensil is not allowed to be moved after using for roasting. It is permitted to move mukseh for food purposes on holiday