Tax Deadlines For Veterans And Civilian Income
The notice outlines key tax dates for 15 and March 15, noting that civilian income with tax withheld may avoid extra actions unless it is under specific rules. It explains quarterly payments, final taxes due by May 15, and that veterans with taxable civilian income in IMS must file a tax return even if withholding was full. It urges contacting the nearest internal revenue collector for doubts and mentions no federal tax on most military pay, pensions, disability retirement pay, and gratuity pay.
Inquiry on Federal Taxes for Enlisted Service Pay
A reader asks if enlisted personnel who received active service pay between January 1, 1841, and war’s end must file returns or pay taxes if their income from other sources was under 500 dollars. Guidance notes many uncertainties and urges filing a claim with the Internal Revenue Service if a federal tax was paid on active service pay.
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Fisk
Army reenlistments in Dothan area rise in three months
Major Pickett reports 178 former service members reenlisted in the Dothan Army Recruiting Station over the past three months led by 58 at the top rank. Reenlistments span 15 southeastern Alabama counties and include 45 Negro applicants with 214 total enlistments for recruits and veterans.
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Joseph R. Pickett
Ge Dothan Army
Dothan
Graes
Pickett
Army
Dothen
Houston County
Dale
Geneva
Henry
Coffee
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Dothan Army
NAACP Charges Plot to Drive Negroes Off Southern Ships
In Mobile Alabama a representative of the NAACP stated there is a well organized plot by a union group linked to President Truman to force Negro sailors from ships at Southern ports. Delegates sought federal action as three crew members on the SS Dodd walkout, delaying UNRRA cargo bound for Greece aboard the vessel.
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NAACP
Mobile
Ala
MNP
National Assetation For the Advancement of Colored People
Trumen
JL Liflore
N&aac
Greece
Port Fe
Shipping outcry over racial discrimination walkout
New York City steward William K. Vance claimed racial discrimination sparked a crew walkout. He said he was threatened and cited three episodes in Mobile and Pensacola where Black personnel were forced off ships. Leflore urged the Attorney General to investigate Vance’s allegation that white crew members of the Dodd menaced him to compel departure.
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William K. Vance
New York City
Vance
President Store
Mobile
Pensacola
Leflore
Carianlurg
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James Marlow Washington
Capudine
Main ST
Cash & Carry
Foster
Duck Head
Internal Revenue Collector
Jones
Internal Revenue
Siniy Mine Reealstriots
Metiam Bala
E. Pinkham
Milbins
St. Joseph Asane
Totten
Kind
Raen
Cynthia
Reg
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