Income tax deductions guide aids 1945 filers
Ninth in a ten part NEA series explains deductions for charitable and nonprofit gifts up to 15 percent of income and outlines deductible and non deductible taxes for 1945. It notes restrictions on gifts to individuals and advocacy groups and warns readers to use a checklist to avoid errors in deductions.
Tax Deduction List Of Charitable Organizations 1945
Up to fifteen percent of Item 5 on Form 1040 may be deducted for gifts to a wide range of charitable and nonprofit groups in 1945. The list includes churches and their wings, Red Cross, Salvation Army, Community Chests, youth and fraternal associations, veterans organizations, scholastic and professional societies, and many local nonprofit groups. It notes that dues are not deductible and that the Collector's office can provide rulings on local entities.
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Bureau of Internal
Walse
Pew Rentals
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Volunteers of America
Knights of Columbus
National War Fund
United Service Organizations
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
American Cancer Society
S.P.C.C
S.P.C.A
National Tuberculosis Association
American Legion
V.F.W
D.A.V
United Spanish War Veterans
G.A.R
Elks
Masons
Odd Fellows
Moose
Phi Beta Kappa
Kappa Mu Epsilon
Sigma Delta Chi
Phi Kappa Delta
Make Cough Syrup at Home For Quick Relief
A home cough syrup recipe uses 2 cups sugar and 1 cup water to dissolve, with optional corn syrup or honey. Add 214 ounces of Pinex to a pint bottle, fill with syrup, and store as a family supply. It loosens phlegm eases throat irritation and helps sleep. Pinex is billed as a soothing agent with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
Water taxes and assessments on vehicles and real estate
Feral use stamp tax on motor vehicles is described as not a true tax. Water taxes and assessments fund local improvements. Water rents may be deductible only as business expenses. Local assessments count as capital investment in real estate, affecting profit or loss on sale. Tomorrow covers casualty losses medical expenses and miscellaneous.
Ceilings Set on Used 1945 Cars
The Office of Price Administration announced a ceiling price for used 1945 and 1946 automobiles equal to the original retail price, effective January 14. Newer postwar models will have ceilings lower than 1942 used cars due to dealer storage allowances, with a dollar and cent schedule to be issued soon. Some cars built after the war are already for sale as used cars.
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Washington
OPA
Clash of G I s in Marseille Endangers Civilians
Paris dispatch from the French press agency reports 80 French and American soldiers fought with knives and fists near a cafe in Marseille on Wednesday night. The clash began when American soldiers attacked a civilian, and French soldiers defended him causing a free for all. Police intervened and the report notes French injuries but does not indicate American wounds.
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Paris
Marseille
Story Misinterprets Muster-out Pay Rule
Veterans discharged before February 3 1944 who have not filed for mustering-out pay must apply by February 2 or forfeit the benefit, says James C Houle Veterans Administration senior contact representative. Public Law 225 the musterout payment act of 1944 covers mustering-out payments for those honorably discharged on or after De.
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James C. Houle
Veterans Administration
Essential industry clause misinterpreted says rejections stay local
Ben H. Williams of Des Moines says AP misread the essential industry exemption in the December 7 1941 draft status. He clarifies that service outside the United States counted only when with the armed forces, not in essential industry, per Washington confirmation amid controversy. The Gazette ran the original AP version Tuesday. The North American bird and mammal life once varied more widely than today.
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Alaska
Ben H. Williams
Des Moines
Houle
Associated Press
Williams
Gazette
North America
Shrine Temple names Truman representative at imperial council
Kansas City AP reports President Truman a longtime Mason chosen as one of four Shrine temple representatives for the imperial council meeting in San Francisco July 23 26. Truman a 33rd degree Scottish Rite Mason of Western Missouri Consistory No 2 has been a Shriner since 1917.
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Kansas City
Truman
Imperial Council of the Shrine
San Francisco
Western Missouri
Baillie Stewart Sentenced to Five Years in Prison
Norman Bailie Stewart, 36, once a British army officer, was sentenced in London to five years imprisonment after a court found him guilty on related charges.
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Baillie-Stewart
London
Norman Baillie-Stewart
Thursday to Serve Five Years for Nazi Propaganda Broadcasts
A defendant will receive a five year prison term for aiding Germany by broadcasting Nazi propaganda and assisting the German foreign office. The sentence reflects offenses tied to aiding a foreign power and distributing extremist material through media channels.
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Germany
Foreign Office
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