Michigan 1956 Small Game Harvest Totals by Species and Trends
The Conservation Department reports preliminary 1956 small game harvests: pheasants 1.126 million, cotton tail rabbits 1.487 million, ruffed grouse 300 thousand, ducks 492 thousand, squirrels 932 thousand, snowshoe hares 283 thousand, geese 14 thousand, woodcock 40,009, raccoons 209 thousand. Overall hunter participation near 759,000 with higher totals than 1955 but weaker waterfowl and grouse yields.
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Social Security tax on household workers and back reports
Readers ask about unpaid Social Security tax for a weekly cleaning job and for rooming-house board workers. The guidance states you must pay tax on the worker and report promptly, and that value of room and board provided by an employer in a business setting is taxable.
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