IRS 1968 Tax Q and A on medical deductions and refunds
This IRS column explains new rules allowing partial deduction of medical insurance premiums for itemizers only, with a $150 cap and 3 percent rule for the rest. It also covers refund timing, filing in the Austin District, and ensuring accurate Social Security numbers W-2 forms and signatures for joint returns.
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U. S. Internal Revenue Service
Austin
South
Texas
Internal Revenue Service Center
Southwest Region
IRS Tax Tips and FAQ on Social Security and Deductions
Frequently asked questions cover Social Security not being taxable at the federal level, gas tax tables for deducting state fuel taxes, 1099 interest reporting, education expenses for teachers, estimated tax penalties, obtaining forms, medical travel deductions, choosing a reliable tax preparer, mortgage interest and real estate tax deduction when not in the taxpayer’s name, unemployment benefits taxability, and a Clifton Record stapler promo.
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IRS
Elderly fashion needs spur adaptive clothing insights
County H D agent Miss Delmelia Dunn reports on Mrs Dorothy Behrens who designs accessible garments for seniors with mobility limits. She advocates bright fast fabrics, adjustable waistbands, wrap skirts, bed caps, and Velcro closures while noting fabric tests and safe laundering tips.
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Dorothy Behrens
Cleveland
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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