One Debt and Tax Returns: Victorian Director Underpaid Taxes
The Commissioner of Taxation reported 5 748 tax investigations in 1961 62 and that William H Murphy deceased, a Victorian managing director, under estimated income leading to £ 269 181 due in tax and penalties. Across Australia 13 199 people under reported income with total understatement about £ 8.5 million, yielding £ 2.36 million tax and £ 1.45 million penalties. Four ACT residents, two graziers a case proprietor and an electrical contractor, faced additional assessments. Some taxpayers were fined for failure to lodge returns or to buy tax stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Taxation
Revernien Yescruay
House of Representatives
Taxation Department
William H. Murphy
Sare
Australian Capital Territory
Aos
Henry E. Curran
Richard T. Curran
Harry Notaras
Tiss
Ivor P. Rowe
A.C.T
Organiser Considered For Canberra Union Role
Mr. Andrews, secretary of the Canberra branch and ACT Trades and Labour Council president, said the union might appoint a full time organiser in Canberra. The Canberra branch asked the Federal Council for help to appoint a Canberra official. Central NSW proposed Canberra revert to sub branch status to be served from Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Andrews
ACT, Trades and Labbour Council
Federal Council
N.S.W
Sydney
Mr. Andrews
P. and C. Ready For 1964 Narrabundah School
A parents and citizens association forms for a new school in Kootara Crescent near Narrabundah Oval. Eight classrooms, about 350 pupils expected. Committee includes President Tom Russell and Secretary J Truesdale. Future principal A Bennett attends. Fundraising to equip the school, with hoped government subsidy. street stall next month kicks off efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrabundah Primary School
A. Bennett
Cooma
Parents and Citizens’ Association
J. B. Turner
New Association
Bennett
Cooma Public School
Kootara Crescent
Narrabundah Oval
Tom Russell
John Turner
B. Reynolds
J. Truesdale
J. Peisley
E. Edwards
Narrabundah
Griffith
Red Hill School
Collapsed column ends auction lot value debate
A collapsed column affects a two lot transaction, altering the assessed value and triggering a reevaluation. Officials review ownership details and neighboring property implications as bidders await clarified appraisal.
Monkeys Sighted on Manus Island Surprise Local Women
A group of native crab hunters on Manus Island encountered monkeys in mangrove trees. Villagers wonder at origin, with officers noting prior sightings across Papua New Guinea and that soldiers had brought the apes during World War II. It is now illegal to import monkeys into the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Moresby
A.A. Reuter
Manus Island
Papua-New Guinea
Agriculture Department
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Ansettana Services
Simes Rr
Fr A Deere Ka Peet
Pree
Org
Ansett-Ana
A Parents and Citizens’ Association For the New
Oldfield
D.j's
David Jones
Anderson
Cldeu
Thibenzole
Australia
der Smith
Dwu
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