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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1977
Page
7
Taxpayers may claim a 1976 general tax credit of 35 per exemption or 2 percent of taxable income up to 180, whichever is larger. Compute tax due first, then enter the credit on line 17, subtract from tax due, with a possible zero result. Sanitation fees tied to real property taxes are nondeductible. Checkoff for Presidential Campaign expenses has risen to over 95 million since 1972, with 33 million from 1975 returns.
The 1st Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Massachusetts drivers may not have licenses suspended for refusing a Breathalyser test. The decision, in favor of Donald Montrym, could restore driving privileges to about 1,000 affected drivers and affects roughly 7,000 refusals yearly.
Texas officials announce an automatic computer system to calculate penalties and interest on sales tax audits, cutting processing time and errors. The state also raises the yearly filing threshold from 100 to 300 dollars, allowing about 20,000 more permit holders to file annually.
A zoological fact explains snakes lack eyelids so their eyes remain open. The note clarifies eye protection relies on scales and a transparent spectacle covering the eye.
Willis W. Alexander explains how to resolve banking issues by using designated bank officers. Stay with one bank, keep organized records, bring relevant documents, and build familiarity to speed solutions.
An article blends an ancient Iranian legend with practical banking tips. It urges readers to bring loan documents to banks, discuss refinancing or debt consolidation, and seek help to avoid surprises. It explains reasons for loan denial and how to improve credit ratings with the loan officer’s guidance.
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