IRS Tax Help Columns Explain Home Sale Prizes and Deductions
A US IRS public service column answers common tax questions. It covers home sale gains and rollovers to new residences, prize tax on car winnings, dependent support including medical insurance, income averaging rules, personal injury settlements, obtaining IRS booklets, charitable deduction limits, and recovering excess Social Security tax from multiple employers.
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Internal Revenue Service
Co Public Service
IRS
U.S. Government Printing Office
Superintendent of Documents
Washington, D. C
CUT POLLUTION FROM MISFIRING SPARK PLUGS
A misfiring spark plug can raise unburned hydrocarbon emissions by 300 percent. A tune up can fix the issue, helping drivers save money and keep dollars at home.
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Champion Spark Plug Company
A. A
Sonny) Weinberg
Weinberg
Simultaneous Death Rules and Clauses in Wills
The article explains how courts treat common disaster deaths where spouses die together and who inherits. It notes cases where last-to-die affects heirs, cites a Simultaneous Death Act, and suggests adding a simultaneous death clause in wills. Written by Will Bernard as a public service feature.
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Daugter
The
American Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
Exhaust Deposits Hint Engine Wasting Fuel
A dry sooty deposit inside the tail pipe signals the engine wastes fuel and does not burn the fuel air charge properly. Oily black deposits indicate burning oil due to worn rings or guides. Normal exhaust shows a crisp grayish residue. Sooty buildup may occur with severe choking or city driving.
Carburetor Troubles Hint at Engine Woes
Reading scraps suggest wasted gas signals carburetor issues or a lenition in the system. The text implies trouble may lie within the carburetor or broader engine components.
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