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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1973

Page

11

CPAs Clarify Tax Breaks for Retired Elderly Taxpayers

The Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants outlines tax exemptions for Social Security and Railroad Retirement benefits. It notes that most other pension benefits are taxable, but low elderly incomes reduce tax rates. Each person over 65 gets a double personal exemption, up to $750 each, creating a $3,000 exemption for couples. With the low income allowance rising to $1,300, couples may have $4,300 above Social Security without tax. The CPAs advise contacting the IRS for forms for taxable pensions and suggest withholding to avoid a large year-end payment.

Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants Cpas IRS

Cattle Numbers Down in State Report

The Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service notes a January 1 cattle inventory of 87 000 head, 4 000 fewer than last year, with fewer cattle being fed and marketed. In Q4 1972, shipments to market fell by 5 000 from 1971. Marketing plans for early 1973 show further declines, while unrelated tax guidance references retirement income credit and dependent exemptions for elderly relatives. Ethnic outreach cited James Garfield campaigning in German and English for the presidency.

Commonwealth Farms Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service James Garfield U.S

Beattie Named To Head PSU College of Ag

Dr. James M. Beattie a national agricultural educator from Ohio is named dean of Penn State College of Agriculture and appointed director of the Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service. He will assume duties by July 1 1973 at latest succeeding Dr. Larson who became Provost in 1972.

Beattie PSU College of Ag Ohio College of Agriculture Pennsylvania State University Board of Trustees James M. Beattie The Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center At Wooster Russell E. Larson University Paul M. Althouse David R. McClay Larson

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