Tea Invitation From Governor Draws Local Pork Leaders
Washington County pork producers and nearby farmers will attend the National Pork Congress in Des Moines next week. Mrs. Tom Skubal of near Ainsworth, a member of the Iowa Parkette Board, is invited to a tea at the Governor's mansion at 4 p.m. March 2 hosted by Mrs. Robert Ray, wife of the governor, with Mrs. Skubal serving at the tea table.
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Farm Bureau over membership goals
The Towa Farm Bureau has exceeded its 1971 membership goal of 116,796, with a total of 116,385 and up from last year's 114,582. The 100 county bureaus aim to reach goals by March 1 for a Washington trip March 21–24, with 66 counties already meeting targets as of Feb. 22.
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Charitable gifts remain deductible under tax reform act
DES MOINES IRS Iowa director John F. Hanlon says most gifts of property to charity stay fully deductible under the 1969 Tax Reform Act, but appreciated property may face limits. Deductions may be restricted to fair market value less potential ordinary income and capital gains taxes, with specific 50 percent and 30 percent rules depending on property type and charity. An example shows stock bought for 600 with value 800 may cap deduction at 600. donations of capital gain property may reduce by 50 percent of appreciation.
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