Tax questions on self employment and refunds
The article answers common IRS questions. Self employment earnings tax is 6.15 percent in 1966 rising to 6.4 percent in 1967. Retirement credits do not require age 65. Refunds depend on complete returns and timely filing. missing signatures, W2 forms, Social Security numbers delay refunds. A tax adviser can be found via local accounting or legal societies. Filing is not required for total income under 600 dollars unless a joint return is filed. Federal phone line taxes cannot be deducted as an itemized deduction.
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Office of the
U.S
Iacau Revenue Service
Focal Irs
Polly's Pointers and a Connecticut Scholar
A column of Dear Polly household tips covers robe belt threading and stitching, cleaning aluminum with cream of tartar, using a suction cup as a ruler aid, and baby food jars for travel. A Springfield reader asks about wood paneling stains, and Suzanne Michniewicz of Enfield High School wins a $300 scholarship at the 27th model congress weekend at American International College.
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H.H
R.H
Springfield
Mass
Suzzane Michniewicz
Enfield High School
Connecticut
American International College
Chagall Exhibit Set Abroad From Moscow
Tass reports eight Mare Chagall canvases will travel to Zurich for a May exhibition. The Soviet Union bars Chagall at home for not conforming to socialist realism, while away from Moscow his works will be shown.
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Moscow
Tass
Zurich
Soviet Union
Socialist Realism
Breath control and posture for slimming routines
Public advice urges readers to improve fitness by proper diaphragmatic breathing and regular exercise to combat breathlessness in well people. It recommends starting with a simple breathing routine, then gradual activity, and cautions against breath-holding during exertion. Mary Sue Miller promotes a purse booklet on dieting with a small payment and return envelope.
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Mary Sue Miller
Dundee
Illinois
Hew Approves Grant For Waterford Center
The Department of Health Education and Welfare approved a $33,000 grant to Seaside Regional Center Waterford Conn announced by U S Rep William L St Onge under the Mental Health and Mental Retardation Facilities Act. The grant funds a residential cottage serving 270 mentally retarded children with total project cost of $253,000.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Seaside Regional Center
Waterford
Conn
U.S
William L. St. Onge
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