Machinery Set to Collect Taxes Under Pay As You Go
Washington June 11 The treasury set the machinery for collecting a 20 percent withholding from wages and salaries of all income taxpayers beginning next month after President Roosevelt signed the pay as you go tax bill. Employers become government collection agents with forms and instruction sheets sent nationwide. The 20 percent levy applies to payrolls beginning July 1 with first deductions possible by July 8 or July 10 for weekly pay. The treasury outlined a broad tax program to finance the war, including a spending tax, new excises, and higher income taxes. Abatement rules reduce 1942 or 1943 taxes by 75 to 100 percent for small liabilities with remaining amounts due in 1944 and 1945. Employers withholding over 100 monthly must remit by the 10th of the following month and file quarterly returns. employees receive year end statements and withholdings certificates.
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Sunflower Employees to Present Radio Show
Sunflower Ord nance Works employees will stage a 10 15 to 10 45 p m radio program Wednesday June 16 on WREN. The variety show features the Sun flower band directed by Herb Price with a women’s trio from Hercules Powder Co and skits by Hercules staff and construction firm staff. An army ordnance department official hosts the program written by W B Wilcox and directed by Robert Calderwood.
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Marjorie Denton
Hercules Powder Company
Mary Wilson
Beth Bell
Ben Tucker
Hercules Company
Shirley Wagner
Lozier, Broderick & Gordon Construction Company
Jack Major
Army Ordnance Department
Mildred Berets
Dorothy Wilder
E.C. Clay
W. Skelton
B. P. Hoffman
Lee
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Topeka hospital Red Cross seeks sunrooms and supplies
Douglas county Red Cross camp and hospital committees list needs for Topeka Army hospitals Winter General and bomber base, seeking rugs radios fans books musical instruments and 50 sunrooms furnished by volunteers with donor plaques. No funds solicitation. gifts handled through Red Cross channels.
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Reader's Digest
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Reno Township Woman Leaves 500 To Hospital Faithful Beneficiary
Lawrence Memorial hospital will receive 500 from the will of Miss Ella O'Dea of Reno Leavenworth county. The hearing for final settlement of the estate is set for June 20 1943 in the Leavenworth rebate court. The bequest specifies funds be used to add to nurse comfort. Miss O'Dea, a lifelong Reno resident, praised the hospital during her time there.
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