Crackdown on late payments drives higher tax penalties
The article warns taxpayers about sharper IRS penalties for late 1980 income tax payments and filing delays. It notes increased annual interest to 18 percent for late payments, maintains a 5 percent monthly penalty for late filings, and covers deductions rules, record keeping, and common filing errors. It also advises on pension reporting, use of the IRS toll free line, and options to adjust withholdings or income averaging.
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Nice
Sam
Internal Revenue Service
Teresa Sargent
IRS
Cedar Rapids
Sargent
Iowa
Brenton Bank
Iowa Department of Revenue
Regional award honors Cedar Rapids Jaycees at convention
The Cedar Rapids Jaycees won the Outstanding Chapter of the Quarter at the east central Iowa regional convention in Springville. For October to December 1980 they organized projects including a haunted house and toy drive benefiting 200 families, with Salvation Army involvement and school cooperation. They also pledged support for a new library referendum, stressing facilities for youth.
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Cedar Rapids
Jaycees
Jaycee-ettes
Jaycee Office
Iowa newsman Richard Wilson dies in Washington at 75
Washington report confirms Richard Wilson longtime Des Moines Register chief Washington correspondent died Sunday at age 75. Wilson served 37 years as bureau chief before retiring in 1970 and continued writing until 1975 after starting with the Register in 1926.
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UPI
Richard Wilson
The
Des Moines Register
Wilson
the Register
Marathon bargaining stalls in Cedar Rapids schools
College Community educators and district officials stayed in mediation and fact finding over salary and benefits for 1981 82. Proposals show a six percent gap with teachers seeking about 11 percent raises plus a $12 400 starting salary option while the district offers 4 6 percent with an $11 700 base. A seniority based layoff clause remains disputed and Cyrus Alexander of Chicago will issue a recommendation within 15 days before binding arbitration if rejected.
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College Community Education Association
The
Education Association
Cyrus Alexander
Chicago
Jerry Hightshoe
Gary Ray
Farris, Ray and Associates
Iowa tax form alert overprinting error on line 24
Tax officials warn about a printing mistake on Iowa 1040 line 24 for the child care credit. The form asks for the percent from federal line 10 instead of line 9, risking a smaller refund for some filers. The state guidance clarifies itemizing implications and credits.
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District Court sentences multiple drunken driving cases
District Court actions include two day Linn County Jail terms for Leonard Kase and James E Vanek after guilty pleas to assaults. Nine individuals faced drunk driving judgments with varied jail terms, suspensions, and probation. Several defendants received deferred sentences and orders to attend drunk drivers school, with some charges dismissed or consolidated under probation.
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Eighth Ave
First Avenue
Linn District Court
Linn County
Sandra Kase
LaVern Silver
Linn
Gregory D. Frye
Buckingham Drive
Frye
Department of Correctional Services
Roland H. Werndt
Ave. NE
Larry M. Fuehrer
Shellsburg
Phillip A. Gazur
Langdon Ave
Gazur
Kirkwood Community College
Anna E. Hoy
Robins Road
Hiawatha
Hoy
James E. Vanek
Woodland Drive
Edward L. van Slyke
Route 3
Cedar Rapids
Harry A. Miller
Swisher
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