Accountant Advice on IRS Audits and Tax Liability
The fragment discusses an accountant or tax agent advising on IRS procedures, suspension of estimated taxes, and guidance for those who rely on written IRS advice when preparing their return. It notes potential tax liability for certain sock income readers and emphasizes careful reporting.
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Disaster victims gain tax relief for casualty losses
President Bush declared federal disaster assistance for victims of Hurricane Hugo and the California earthquake. Affected residents may deduct casualty losses on 1989 tax returns or amended 1983 returns to speed refunds. Taxpayers should keep newspaper articles photos and assessor records to prove losses.
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California
Bush
Tax preparer guides extension of time for filing
A tax official outlines options for preparers to terminate bills and deduct the undetermined amounts across schedules. Jawan Bock, a tax attorney, explains extensions of time and implications for rents royalties and partnerships.
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Neome
Jawan Bock
Delay in filing, not payment, four month extension
Taxpayers may delay filing a return up to four months but must pay the full tax by April 6 or incur interest on unpaid balance. If under 90 percent paid, a late-payment penalty may apply. Further extensions require good cause and Form 2688 by August 15. file on time and attach Form 1127 if unable to pay.
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IRS
Electronic filing speeds tax refunds and options
Electronic filing promises faster refunds with deposits in weeks versus months for paper returns. Refund anticipation loans add fees to shorten wait times to days, while conventional filers should use form labels. Benefits noted by Instatasing and Arthur Young, with faster processing claims.
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IRS
Instatasing
Arthur Young
Credit aid for low income filers under new tax guide
Earned income credits of up to $910 help lower income taxpayers with a child in the United States. The credit phases out and ends when earned income or adjusted gross income hits $19,340. Even nonfilers should file if the credit exceeds any tax due, per the Block Income Tax Guide.
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United States
Swanson to convert Sundown site into shopping center
Records show Tennis Associates sold the former Sundown Health and Racquet clubs for about 500000. Swanson plans a 58,000 square foot center with glass facade and separate entrances, finishing in six to eight weeks and signing several leases including Graphic Arts Supply Sun 7 and Waist Not Inc. The Woodbine Group owns Genesee Inn and other properties nearby.
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Onondaga County Clerk's Office
Show Tennis Associates Inc
Court Street Road Corp
Swanson
Dave Feikert
DeWitt
Liverpool
Fairmount Athletic Club
Key Bank
Skanealles Savings Bank
Michael J. Ahbrandi
Graphic Arts Supply Inc
Washington Street
Fairmount Center
Jeanne Maddox
Sun 7
Camillus
Waist Not Inc
Woodbine Group
Genesee Inn
East Genesee Street
Woodbine
Eastwood
Woodbine Construction
Saturday Games Highlight From The Herald Agfierican
Saturday games feature key performances and close finishes across teams. Readers learn top scorers and notable plays while local venues host the action.
Airline clubs offer relief from frazzled airports
Peter Weaver notes FAA forecasts for the 1990s show rising passenger boardings and more congested airports. To dodge the mess travelers can join airline passenger clubs, like American Admirals, Delta Crown Rooms, United Red Carpet, USAir Club, and others, offering lounges, discounts, and faster service at various airports.
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American Airlines Admirals Club
Delta Air Lines Crown Rooms
Fastern Airlines
Ionosphere Club
Tis
Continental
TWA Ambassadors Club
United States
Frankfort
London
Madrid
Paris
Rome
Milan
United Airlines Red Carpet Club
Usair
Piedmont
Usair Club
Midway Airlines
Northwest
Pan-Am
Peter Weaver
King Features Syndicate Inc
Public hearing on NY Telephone rate hike urged
Residents unable to attend the state Public Service Commission hearing on a proposed $965 million rate increase can write to Albany. The measure would raise the average residential bill by about 34 percent, with letters to Agency Bldg. 3 20th Flr NARESP Albany NY 12223.
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State Public Service Commission
New York Telephone Co
PSC
The
Public Service Commission
Agency
20Th Flr
Naresp
Albany
Ginnie Maes Offer Stable Returns for Investors
Investors eye Ginnie Maes backed by GNMA mortgage pools as a safer fixed income in volatile markets. After a slump last summer from S&L selloffs, new issues yield about 9.75 percent, roughly 1.3 points above comparable Treasuries, with government guarantees cited by Sheldon Jacobs as a key advantage.
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Ginnie Maes
National Mortgage Association
Ginnie Mae
S&ls
Securies
Treasury Notes
Sheldon Jacobs
Merchants Rocking Dollar Checking For Students
Merchants Bank offers a Dollar Checking account for students with no minimum balance and up to 10 check transactions per month for a $1 fee. Openers receive a free cassette featuring local rock bands. The program targets light check users and is part of a growing trend explored by at least two firms.
Taxpayers pay millions to IRS overcharged notices
Money magazine estimated nearly half of 36 million IRS notices mailed last year were erroneous. Taxpayers, confused by the law and afraid to challenge the IRS, paid about 7 billion dollars they did not owe, the magazine said.
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IRS
Money Magazine
Internal Revenue Service
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