GOODS VIA i
SEATTLE
MB/fTTUC, DEC. 6, AP)—The
first recent shipment of heavy
unt^rwear for use in the pacific
northwest and Alaska, is now on
the way to Seattle, according to
Alan Willard, representative of
the Office of Civilian Require
ment.
The War Production Board
saw! the Office of Civilion Re
quirements had conducted a sur
vey which showed the stocks of .
such apparel, which is worn by
. fishermen, loggers, and other
essential workers, was depleted
and merchants were unable to
; replenish their stocks. In the
meantime requests for under
wear mounted. The new ship.
• ment comes from the Amy
Quartermaster Depot at Phila
delphia.
: KURUSO TALKS
OF VICTORY
LONDON, Dec. 8.—(AP)—&a
buro Kuruso, the special Jap
anese Envoy, who was in Wash,
ington conducting ‘Peace Ne
gotiations’ two years ago when
Pearl Harbor was attacked, had
this to say about the war. in a
Tokyo interview, which was
broadcast by the Berlin Radio.
“It is fallacy to believe that re
cent defeats, and war weariness
• of certain classes in the United
States, to such an extent as to
lead them to lay down their
arms. As long as Roosevelt is
holding the reins of the govern
ment the end of the war is not
in sight The war against Japan
seems to be considered as some
kind of experiment. In the
United States they didn’t seem
to realize that the war against
Chihia, far from exhausting
Japan, actually increased her
war production.”
_ AIRWAYS _
Wien Aiasha Airlines
Frank Whaley completed xhe
Taylor-Igloo mail run Monday
afternoon.
Srig Wien flew from Wain
wright to Barrow, and is sched
uled 1o, return to Kotzebue via
Wainwright. Pt. Lav and Pt.
Hope on the return trip of the
Arctic mail run.
Local activity nil.
COMPLIMENTS
—OF—
BOB KITE
SCAVENGER
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
HENRY JOSEPH
LALLEY
ACCOUNTING, INCOME TAX
AND SOCIAL SECURITY
P. O. Box 156 Nome, Alaska |
IRA D. ORTON
Attorney At Law
Room 1—Nevada Building
Nome, Alaska
Seattle Office:
1912-13 Smith Tower
Telephone Elliot 8200
O. D. COCHRAN
Attorney At Law
Phone Main 121
Nome, Alaska
N. STRAIN LI
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Phone Black 53
NOME, ALASKA
HAGEN
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Coart House is Opposite Us
Phone Main IS
Additional Information On
Incomes Must Be Filed
I
While the majority of liable
taxpayers filed declarations of
estimated income and victory
tax September 15, certain indi
viduals are required to file
original cr amended declarations
on or before December 15 to
comply with the previsions of
the Current Tax Payment Act
of 1943, according to Clark
Squire. Collector ef Internal
Revenue.
The Collector suggested that
while only a limited percentage
of taxpayers must make a return
at this time, all should deter,
mine whether they are affected.
Generally speaking, he said,
the filing of a declaration on or
before December 15 will be re
quired cf the following:
. Farmers .who have sufficient
income to require filing and
have postponed, filing under the
special provisions of law which
permit farmers to wait as late
as December 15.
Persons who filed in Septem
ber but underestimated their
tax by metre than 20 percent and
who should, therefore, file
‘‘amended declarations” to avoid
penalties.
Persons who did not file in
September because their esti
mated income at that time was
insufficient to require filing,
but now come within any one
of the following classes:
1. Anyone who expects to have
during the calendar year 1943
more than $100 gross income
from a source outside cf wages
which are subject to withhold
ing and who also expects suffi
cient gross income to require
filing an income tax return
$500 for a single person, $1,200
for a married couple, or $624
for an individual married per.
son).
2. .Any single pernsc"' expecting
wages of more than $2,790 dur
ing the year. ■
3. Any married person or any
married couple expecting indi
vidually or together more than
$3,500 from wages dur:ng the
year.
4. Any person who was re
quired to file an income tax re
turn for 1942 and who expects
his wages in 1943 to be less than
in 1942.
Taxpayers who filed declara
tions in September and paid
only part of the tax due have
been mailed statements of the
balance which must be paid by
December 15. Squire pointed
out that there may be some tax.
payers who filed declarations
in September and paid one-half
of the remaining tax estimated
to be due but who now believe
the amount for which they are
being billed in December is ex
cessive.
These taxpayers, he said, may j
also file amended decorations
correcting their previous esti
mates and recompute the amount
of their installments to be paid
in December. In such cases the
amended declaration should be
accompanied bv the bill receiv
ed from the Collector, together
with the remittance for any re
vised amount due c.n December
15.
Amended cite lari..: r.s the C- _
lector explained, are made cn
the same type of fc*cm as '.he 1
original declaration and are dis
tinguished only by writing the
word “amended" at t.oe top f
the front page.
Forms for filing estimate?
were mailed prior to September
15 to all taxpayers n Washing
ton and Alaska who tiled 194C
income tax returns. Persons
having forms left over from Sep
tember may use the forms in
their possession. Those need
ing additional copies may s -cure
them from any Internal Rev
enue office in the district.
The declaration firm itself.
1040.ES. is tine only form actu
ally to be filed with the Collect
or. In addition the taxpayer
has the choice of two work
sheets on which he can compile
the figures to be copied on the
declaration form. One 'work
sheet is a simplified version
that may be used by anyone
who washes to approximate the
tax on any income up to $10 000.
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