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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1919

Page

9

Cclusion of Tax Gifts and Stock Questions for Employees

A tax column answers reader questions on Christmas gifts from employers and rent reporting. It explains gifts are deductible for the employer only if given in good faith and not taxable to the employee. It also covers rental reporting forms and stock received as compensation as taxable income. It clarifies stockholder inspection rights and tax treatment of inherited property and losses from foreclosures and investments.

Thomas Hi Ray Daily and Sunday Post Collector of Internal Revenue Commissioner of Internal Revenue

Interest on partner capital not deductible from firm income

No. Interest charged on capital invested in a business is not a deductible expense. If a partner may charge interest, it does not change his income. Whether he receives profits or interest, both are income and taxable.

Points Made Clear on 1918 Married Tax Exemption

John F. Malley explains 1918 exemptions for those who married that year or whose spouse died. A married taxpayer retains a $2000 credit for a husband living with his wife. Before marriage each spouse had a pro rata share of a $1000 credit, and from marriage date to year end their joint credit is a pro rata portion of $2000.

John F. Malley Internal Revenue Mr. Malley Malley Congress

Begg's Mustarine Promises Fast Relief for Aches

Advertisement touts Begg's Mustarine as the quick remedy for sore throat chest colds bronchitis and pleurisy claiming faster results than mustard plasters. It markets Mustarine for rheumatic pains headaches and other aches asserting rapid penetration without stomach upset and urges buying the original yellow box.

Begg Mustazine Regy

Pro rata income tax credits amid 1918 state rulings

Tax collectors explain how the $2000 married credit and $1000 widow's portion are prorated when a spouse dies in 1918. The guidance covers full months counted, penalties for evasion, extensions for filing, and enforcement plans to locate tax delinquents.

Massachusetts aims to banish diphtheria with education drive

State Health Department epidemiologist Dr Bernard W Carey announced a campaign to reduce diphtheria in Massachusetts. He said 65 percent of deaths are infants and could be saved with timely treatment as education campaigns engage physicians nurses boards of health and schools.

Bernard W. Carey State Health Department Massachusetts Boards of Health

Etiquette Q and County Budget Debates in Boston

A reader asks if a theatre after supper is required and if maids should be addressed as Miss or Smith. The essay argues Boston norms favor Miss Smith and note that after theatre meals are less common. A budget bill debate covers Mayor Peters plans to centralize county printing and enforce segregated budgeting to curb Suffolk County expenses.

New York Boston Mary Smith Mary New England James Whiteside Peters Suffolk County Suffolk City Hall

Boston Budget Hearings Move to State House Dispute

City officials and Suffolk County supervisors clashed over municipal finance methods at a hearing in the State House. Alexander Whiteside opposed Mayor Peters backed bills on a two year mayoral term board of election reorganization and debt rules. Hearing was postponed to March 11 with recall bill delayed to March 12.

Committee On Legal Affairs Karl Adams Boston Law Department H. Ware Barnum Boston Elevated Railway Company Committee On Judiciary Joseph Warren Boston Charles J. Sodsdon A. F. of Walter I MceMenimen Brotherhood of Railroad State Board of Labor and Industries Repre Thomas W. Murray Campbell City of Superior Court Suffolk County City Hall Court House State House Alexander Whiteside Francis A. Campbell Suffolk Superior Civil Court Daets Martin Hays Peters Boston Board of Election Commissioners Charles 8. Smith Lincoln Fore Senator Smith Hays John L. Donovan Donovan

Kidney Trouble Remedy Ad Offers Urine Cleanse

An advertisement explains kidney trouble from rich food and uric acid. It promotes Jad Salts or Rad Salts, to flush kidneys, reduce bladder irritation, and improve health by taking a tablespoonful in water each morning.

Frances Project Nears Postwar Government Consideration

Government spokesman Andrew Bonar Law announced in the House of Commons that Frances is being considered among postwar projects. He said discussions with Premier Lloyd George aim to provide employment for discharged soldiers.

Frances Andrew Bonar Law House of Commons Lloyd George

Botchkareva Tries Death by Her Own Action

Leader of the Death Battalion of Russia Botchkareva leaped from a pier into icy water to avoid reunion. The Boston Sunday Post features her life story in a self telling account.

Botchkareva Death Battalion Russia Boston Sunday Post

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