Revenue Act of 1924 tax rules explained for 1924 returns
The document outlines 1924 tax rates and exemptions for single and married filers, including personal exemptions of $1,000 for singles and $2,800 for married couples, credits for dependents, and the 25 percent reduction on net income up to $5,000. It notes normal tax rates of 2 percent on the first $4,000 and 4 percent on the next $4,000 with 6 percent on the balance, plus surtax above $10,000.
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Wooster College Honors and Developments Highlight 1924 26 List
The current Who's Who in America 1924 26 lists 127 Wooster College men and women including 64 alumni with the oldest from class of 1874. Miller Manor replaces Long Hall as women’s dormitory, funded by Mrs Alice Eberbach in Ann Arbor naming it for her mother. Onie Read will lecture January 21 at Wooster. R K Shaw, Wooster graduate 1903, named editor of the Teacher's Journal in Columbus. Students vote 452 to 248 to retain the college honor system for exams in use since June 1912.
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