Deductions for Taxes Allowed in the New Law
The article explains two tax deduction avenues under the new law, deductions from income and credits against tax payable, with rules on when paid or accrued apply. It lists deductible taxes by jurisdiction and outlines credits for citizens residents and partnerships, plus extended loss deductions and treatment of losses not tied to business.
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Daily and Sunday Post
Ray
United States
Philippines
Porto Rico
Tax Deduction Rules Subject to Tax Year Changes
The law governing deductions for taxes paid by the taxpayer during the tax year has been greatly altered. The changes impact which payments qualify and how deductions are calculated, affecting individual filings and potential credits.
Corporations May File Estimated Tax By March 15
Washington announces that corporations unable to finish returns by March 15 may file an estimated tax and revise within 45 days. Interest on any difference remains. If March 15 instalment exceeds the final tax, the excess goes to the next payment. Individual filers may also receive similar relief, with forms available soon. The news includes a Boston screening of Our Teddy, Father of the Fighting Roosevelts to benefit charities.
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Washington
Roper
Internal Revenue
Gets-It Corn and Callus Remedy Ad
Advertisement for Gets-It corn and callus remover. Claims quick relief with two drops. Warns against cutting corns with knives or scissors. Promotes guaranteed money back and affordable price at drug stores. Manufactured by E Lawrence & Co in Chicago Illinois.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Bolsheviki Launch Fresh Attacks Around Archangel Front
Archangel area reports say Bolshevik forces resumed the offensive near Sredmakrenga and briefly seized allied blockhouses before a British and Russian counterattack regained the positions. American British and Russian troops hold gains from last week while fighting continues on the Kadish and Pinega fronts. The French Foreign Legion volunteers are now operating on Kadish front. Clear cold weather persists with eight hours of daylight.
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Archangel
Associated Press
Sredmakrenga
Kadish
Pinega
French Foreign Legion
Rehabilitation of Germany Needs More Than Food
An American trained observer reports to the supreme council of food and relief that Germany’s recovery cannot rely on food alone. He cites extreme disorganization, idleness, and lack of leadership as central causes, noting that improvised food aid could spark new disturbances and that people blame the entente rather than themselves.
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Paris
Germany
Prussia
Supreme Council of Food and Relief
Peace Conference
Council
M. E. Conference Schedule Spurs Multiple Preachers
The New England Methodist Episcopal Church convenes April 2 at Starrett Memorial Church Athol with Bishop F. M. Bristol presiding. Southern New England assembly starts March 26 in Taunton led by Bishop F. D. Lette. Other sessions list St Albans Vermont March 2 under Bishop F. D. Mitchell, Littleton New Hampshire April 9 with Bishop T. S. Henderson, Fairfield Maine April 9 with Bristol, and Milo East Maine April 9 with Mitchell presiding.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
New Starrett Memorial Church
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F. M. Bristol
Chattanoog
Tenn
Southern New England
Taunton
F. D. Lette
Atlanta
Vermont
St. Albans
F. D. Mitchell
St. Paul
Armistice Returns Show 215 749 Troops Back in U S
Washington report details to February 8 1919 official counts of troops overseas returning home and demobilized officers and men. It lists sick and wounded in France totals 62561 disease and 24484 wounds with 87045 overall, plus 63042 sick and wounded arriving since the war end and 60777 occupied beds in U S hospitals with 4748 vacancies.
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Washington
France
Great Britain
United States
Baker
Baker to report on Brest camp conditions
The Senate military committee asked Secretary Baker for a report on conditions at the Brest embarkation camp in France. Criticism and complaints about the camp were referred to the committee for inquiry.
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Washington
Senate Military Committee
Baker
Brest
France
Senate
Committee For Inquiry
300 Reservists Discharged At Newport Naval District
Three hundred naval reservists with dependents have been discharged from service at the second naval district receiving barracks this week. Seventeen are sent to the New York navy yard for sea duty. Ten buildings at the naval reserve camp will be torn down to extend the Naval Hospital.
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R. I
Second Naval District
New York Navy Yard
Naval Reserve Camp
Naval Hospital
Carnival of Green Today at Dartmouth
The eighth annual Dartmouth Outing Club winter carnival begins tomorrow and runs to Saturday with 250 guests from Boston and New York attending fraternity house parties. A supper dance opens the weekend in College Hall, followed by dances in Robinson Hall and the trophy room. An intercollegiate ski meet features Dartmouth, McGill, Williams, Middlebury, and Colgate. The carnival ball tops Friday events, with continued ski competition Saturday and a freshmen versus sophomores basketball game that evening judged by a blind referee.
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Vanover
N. Heh
Dartmouth
Dartmouth Outing Club
Boston
New York
College Hall
William Collier
Robinson Hall
Trophy Room
McGill
Williams
Middlebury
Colgate
Old Mariner Bailey Dies in Newburyport
Captain William H. Bailey S4 longtime resident of Newburyport died at his home 7 Bromfield street after a lengthy career at sea on transoceania vessels. He retired in 1878 and later served as clerk of the overseers of the poor until 1914 and held posts with State aid and military relief as well as directing the Newburyport Historical Society. He belonged to Masons A O U W U C G C and the Mer grap Humane Society.
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Newburyport
William H. Bailey
Bromfield Street
Bailey
Newburyport Historical Society
Ile
Masons
Mergrimac Hlumane Society
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