Income Tax Exemption Rules for Dependents in 1954
Dependents qualify for one exemption each under five conditions including over half support from you in 1954, income limits, no joint return by the dependent, US or specific regional residency, and close relation. Special rules apply for students and joint returns, with details on support and withholding refunds.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
Republic of Panama
Canal ‘Zone
Thas
It's So Hard to Sit Still BYYEN
Advice on using synchronized flash photography to capture lively children indoors. Explains that high speed flash (up to 1/200th of a second) stops motion, preventing blur, and allows pictures of busy babies and wiggle-prone kids to appear lively rather than still. Author John Van Guilder.
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John van Guilder
Mass schedule and sick call contact
The notice lists Mass times on the first, third and fifth Sundays at 8:00 am and 12:30 pm on Sundays. It notes sick calls are available day or night and provides the phone number 460 for contact.
Dependency Credits and Non Taxable Income Provisions
Taxpayers may designate a non claimant for dependency credits within a family. The list of non taxable incomes covers advances repaid, alimony taxed to a spouse, government allotments, annuities returning costs, certain awards, bad debts, employer furnished board and lodging, charitable gifts, campaign contributions, Christmas gifts, combat pay, overseas service compensation, personal injury and death benefits, dividends, estate and trust items, life insurance proceeds, pensions, and various government and union benefits.
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Sam
United States
Uncle Sam
Estates
Federal , Savings & Loan
U.S.A
National Service
U. S
Postal Savings Deposit
Tax rule list and 1954 income exclusions noted
A long roster lists various income types not required on 1954 tax returns including Social Security payments unemployment benefits veterans benefits and sabbatical grants. It also mentions railroad retirement act benefits and other allowances.
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Uncle Sam
U. S
Oxford eff from last week attendees and a visit roundup
Kayleen Johnson Marie Baxter of Clifton and Caryl Jensen attended MIA at Oxford Tuesday then stayed with Margaret Hatch after the show at Downey. Joyce Callister of Meridian visits with her parents Mr and Mrs Harold Anderson. Elaine Lemmon visits the Andersons Friday. Russell Koller and Toni Jepsen in Ogden with ill relative. Ernest Olson visits in Pocatello. Lloyd Smith family visits Kendall and Cluff families. Albert Westover was stake visitor at sacrament. Amos Lewis Walter Hatch and Annie Hatch spoke. Reid Redington released as YMMIA secretary and Herbert unnamed.
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Kayleen Johnson
Marie Baxter
Clifton
Caryl Jensen
MIA
Oxford
Margaret Hatch
Downey
Marie
Joyce Callister
Meridian
Harold Anderson
Elaine Lemmon
Andersons
Russell Koller
Ogden
Koller
Toni Jepsen
Ernest Olson
Pocadella
Eldred Olson
Olson
Lloyd Smith
Idaho Falls
Lavern Kendall
Merl Kendall
Cluff Kendall
Albert Westover
Sacrament Meeting
Amos Lewis
Walter A. Hatch
Annie Hatch
Reid Redington
YMMIA
Herbert
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Hoggan
Elda ‘Balls
Dorothy Koller
Sophie Ernst
Lola Jensen
Caryl
Marie Hatch
Daugh
Margaret
Hatch
Arlene Hatch
Ruth
Dorothy Keller
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Floyd Helmandollar
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