Sickness Can Pay Off By Lowering Taxes
An employer sick pay exclusion may reduce taxes for workers out sick or injured last year. The exclusion depends on duration of absence and pay received. If full pay or more than 73 percent of normal pay is received, a 30 day wait applies, then up to full pay or 100 dollars weekly. For partial pay the daily or weekly exclusions vary with work week length and hospital stay can waive the wait.
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IRS
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Tax rules for sick pay exclusion and IRS forms
The notice explains weekly limits and counting days for sick pay exclusions, starting with the first day of absence and including partial days. It notes Form 2440 and a fact statement as attachments, plus a sales pitch for a tax book offering guidance and tax-saving tips with a mail order address in New York.
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Radio City Staton
New York
N. Y
City Audit Proposed for Sterling Library Copy
City Council discussed placing the annual audit report in Sterling Municipal Library for citizen access. Citizens can duplicate the report at City Hall for a fee, while librarian Flora Wilhite noted the library already holds a complete back file of budgets, charter, ordinances, and meeting minutes available for two week borrowings.
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Sterling Municipal Library
City Hall
Ted Kloesel
Flora Wilhite
Charley O. Walker
Kloesel
Nine incumbents win in Harris County FWSD 27 election
In the Coady community nine candidates vied for five supervisor seats and all five incumbents were reelected. Louise Kingsley ran unopposed for tax assessor collector and won with 45 votes as 56 votes total were cast. Re elected were W D Kingsley 41 votes E R Pavliska 381 votes Joe Roach 31 votes David W Evans 39 votes and J J C Elledge 30 votes. Defeated were W D Hodges 23 votes James L Harman 12 votes L D Butler 10 votes and Georgia Tomack 18 votes. turnout was lighter due to weather with about 300 qualified voters in the district.
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Harris County
Coady
Louise Kingsley
W. D. Kingsley
E.R. Pavliska
Joe Roach
David W. Evans
J.C. Elledge
W. D. Hodges
James L. Harman
L. D. Butler
Georgia (Tinker) Womack
Church Ad Sparks Jobs for 144 Men in Chicago
Reverend George Clements, pastor of Holy Angels Church, ran a newspaper ad listing 144 healthy men seeking work. Responding employers exceed 50, prompting the Illinois State Employment Service to open a church basement office with two full time interviewers. Over 400 unemployed Black men have found jobs, with Father Clements stressing they want work, not handouts.
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Chicago
George Clements
Holy Angels Roman Catholic Church
Illinois State Employment Service
Clements
New Aid Plan To Benefit Poor In Fort Worth
The Community Action Agency receives a $107,750 federal grant for a legal services program aiding the poor in Tarrant County. A four-lawyer staff will operate offices in poverty areas, with a board drawn from poverty areas and local bars to direct operations.
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Worth
Tex
Tarrant County
Community Action Agency
Payton
Payton Board
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