Togetherness Overseas Aids U. S. Business
AP analysis by Sam Dawson outlines how U S firms succeed abroad with rules from Stanley C. Allyn of National Cash Register. Emphasized are staying long term, reinvesting profits, respecting local customs, treating foreign employees well, and adapting products to local markets across 30 countries with 22,000 staff abroad.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
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Ohio
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Stanley C. Allyn
National Cash Register
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Allyn
Hasi
Alion
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Lisbon
Businessmen Drive Boom in Private Plane Travel
The private business flyer has taken over U S air travel with 28 483 private planes in 1959 and over 1 000 multi engine craft seating nine or more, plus 10 000 partially business use. Private aviation accounts for 5 3 million flight hours in 1955 and is expected to rise sharply with investments in terminals and services such as Southwest Airmotive Co at Dallas Love Field, which hosts 30 acres of facilities and a 7 million dollar investment.
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Ralph Monchesef
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Weather Bureau
IRS To Inspect Tax Returns With Wide Scope In 1957
The IRS will scrutinize wealth and income reports including corporate and individual returns. About 30 million people will use the short form 1040, with auditors checking exemptions and accuracy. The agency audits up to 159,000 corporate filings and conducts deep reviews beyond arithmetic.
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IRS
IRS audits and collection process described for taxpayer returns
The article explains IRS use of electronic computer checks on returns over $20, audits by experienced agents, and possible referrals to auditors. It notes 2,841,000 returns audited last year, 172 billion dollars added, and 1,993,000 errors found. It covers conferences, home or office examinations, and appeals to the US Tax Court within 90 days.
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IRS
Pennsylvania poised to raise sales tax to keep education funded
Harrisburg lawmakers voted to raise the retail sales tax from 3 to 3.5 percent, aiming to generate about 163 million dollars in revenue every two years. The total sales tax revenue would reach roughly 9 to 9.5 billion dollars per biennium, with all revenue earmarked for education for the first time.
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