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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1977
Page
2
Sylvia Porter outlines how claiming deductions beyond average in your income bracket may increase audit risk. She explains adding local sales taxes, car or boat taxes, home and building materials taxes, and notes average deductions by income level for medical, taxes, contributions, and interest.
The text lays out deduction averages by income bands for medical, taxes, contributions and interest, then cites audit odds. Individuals with non business income under 50k face 2.5 percent odds, under 10k itemized 4.3 percent, under 10k standard 0.7 percent, business under 10k 2.9 percent, business 10k to 450k 2.1 percent, and business 30k and over 7.9 percent.
Near the end of the Pennsylvania General Assembly session a popular bill to set minimum jail terms for crimes involving weapons was defeated after estimates showed it would overflow penal institutions and demand a costly prison program. The episode illustrates how economic factors should guide legislation beyond criminal law, urging lawmakers to weigh costs before advancing bills that local governments must fund.
A small pocket electronic alert device lets an elderly person summon help by pressing a button. Hospitals and communities test home care programs to keep seniors in their homes, reducing nursing home stays and costs. Programs in Albuquerque Los Angeles and New York use house calls and medical meals to support aging in place.
Senate subcommittee probes 250 advisory units advising on energy policy. James Smith, paid $37 000 as a public employee, collaborated on a book while employed, and held a stake in a public relations firm connected to his reelection. Critics warn of kickback risks and ethics code gaps as advisers from energy firms dominate, with Exxon and Consolidated Edison heavily represented. Estimated annual cost to taxpayers tops $20 million.
Public TV launches a six part series chronicling six diverse families across the nation. Producer Paul Wilkes notes the project aims to document everyday life without bias as participants consent to filming, with access limited by participants’ comfort levels.
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