The evening world. Newspaper, December 30, 1919, Page 8

eS eee FOR EVERY AVERY ee Grock, r ON U.S. INCOME TAY. Sart i oU, ‘ Ji | Bot SIDES OF it (Continued from First Page.) ; = a maintains one or ndividuals | te | who are closely 1 with him ' ®y dldod relationship, marriage ot | | { adoption.” a A sinele person who is not th ad | } of @ family may still claim ex ” 1 | of $200 for each person dependent on him for support if the dependent is } under eighteen years of age. } Incomes below $5.000 are exempt j from surtax. : The surtax increases trom 1 por | Gent. on incomes between $5,000 and } $6,000 at the rate of 1 per cont. addi- } | tional for each $2,000 of net income : | up to and including 45 per cent. on } | met income in excess of $98.000 and a not more than $100,000. | Over $100,000 the surt: at 52 per cent. on net income between ij $100,000 and $150,000; 56 per cont, H } from $150,000 to $2 60 per cent, +} from $200,000 to t | Yrom $800,000 to $500,000; Lt from $500,000 to $1 000,000, | } cent. over $1,000,000, Reportable items in | } come tax returns include | wages and commissions; interest re- | } ceived on notes and bunk deposits, rt including savings banks; dividends Ha on stock; profits on stock transac- j tions; profits from the sal of prop f it 14 erty, ren! and personal; incomes tram | He's a Frenchman With estates; partnership profits (the “ roader = T'| i} profits of the individual partner): Broader Pha i] royalties from imines, and Prince of Wales’s, Hi } properties, copyrights, patents and i ~ franchises. 4] id p ' Items not taxable include property}, Bh il B. Johnstone i | received by inheritance (although the; GHOCK is a Frenehman. / income from such property is taxa-| {0 i4 the highest paid “1 | dle); proceeds of life insurance po Ait Rison } cles; premium r i iodtl all Lied ay | Buropean reputation," at the I surance policies; cident or health policies; in municipal, State or county bonds terest on all ’ Hy on | Americ ebut in-|dgy 4 } | room-only audience This widely hi 1 to make rnoon befor TAberty bonds being exempt from tax- ation); amounts r j war, Up to $3,500, b ‘ active military or na Btock losses | weg not deductib | arelthis year, j from such s putes his net 1 returns thein Physicians n | 4 during the ‘ock's. or net lo rdingly. Geduct the cost of {Must have been Biitivh, icinal supplies used | ,, Sly vers eline are her with the cost | @ppy me : com medicines and m in practice, tox | Caer of surgical inst tl ance ie Po er sal. | doesn't matter in the Palne | r i and expenses, re tending clinics « audience sereamed aries paid office assista able" expenses for upkeep of an him again,” f tomobile if. used in making pre he sional calls, and subscript 8 saing: juc {eal journals. Dentists m infalli same exemptions. So mu pwn than fessional men, iflustrous predecessors, | Merchants may paid for advertisi und sales force, the c: fuel, water, pow used in their plo the cost of operating automob’ trucks used in their business, gether with incid re expenses. Farmers are allow amounts paid in pr cultivation and crops, penses incident to markesing the crop. > and fertilizer and am caring for live stock are deductible | ftems. Minor repairs to farm build-|age of seven, first appearing ontortionist ina circus, amounts of el years old but € in new. nying his ai me violin is one of unts. exemption for | my ing land for | else he and for ex-| Accom psting and) on t cle ings other than dwellings likewise may be deducted. Rent is deductible where the farmer $s a tenan' ‘The cost of farm machinery manent character is consid ital investment and is not dedu Under the Keserve Bureau's rulin salarics must im which they necessarily for t were earned. cember, 1918, re thereafter, is taxable in 19 ary earned in December, 19 { tof J paid until the din mi should be includ 1016~Lucills Vanity Case~ $8 50 . » — } returns for 1920, one } Bonuses received from employers AGS of the latest taxable. seeay The fores ets and explana- mode, of unusual app! » ) ” ' | . See Be nod design and of fair price Always the are shown in wide dng the returr fi : upon the cg r variety at Oving on’s, ernment. ‘Tor claim the agent” will not be acce Leather bags, beaded ; alibi. | bags, bags of moire chif- 4 Senator Joh | fon velvet—all are here. in ‘ | PIERRE, §. D., Dec, 20, — United} ’ seates Senator Hiram Johnson of Calt-|I] OWING TON’S orn tecrey filed with the Beoret y “The Gift Shop of Sth Ave."* ot Btate an announcement of his can- | it tlaaey for. the nD ‘| 314 FifthAv.,near32dSt. som. nation. wandidate for Dakota prima THE Key-GoARD A VIOLIN DVET ON ONE VIOLIN the sun bre ‘It Grock is French, then Napoteor When tho childr be- | familiar | y fiddle,” oy; player ng tecb-| ert! peck started his career as a pub-| ntertainer in Switzerland at the| At twenty THE BVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, PAY ENT 10 BE EASIER \Blase Broadway Has a New Sensation PLAYING HIS FROM > an} developed into a musical become so funny? learn most wnnot learn can e, le for me to give him 10 ul you mus des, 1 didn't see that I ne for himg with it. TI looked Kk little fiddle and tried it, an funny, H tof fun-making inv a strange r uld give him 6) franes. | borrowed from a friend, and the j thirty I by pawning a rin that is how, ‘thirte 3 uldn't; bought th But) For six el I'm just th 1, | don't know ; it comes im ne a when he was ins for a new id y the litt great bask t that little and I said to m idea for a new | at 1th | re was once," he sa ‘ very hard up, He hay SEMI-ANNUAL SALE. WOMEN’S SHOES Offering a splendid selection of both high and . low Shoes as well as Evening Slippers. 7 MEN’S SHOES | ‘A limited number of men’s high Shoes in Tan, Black and Patent Leather are included, An opportunity to buy these Good Shoes at substantial reductions. STORES 419 Broadway, cor, Canal St. 297 Broadway, at Duane St. 205 Broadway, Fulton St. 35 Nassau St, Cor, Liberty St. 438 Fulton St,, | AT ALL 516 Fifth Ave., cor, 43d St. AMI Fifth Ave,, at 37th St. |] 1255 Broadway, cor, 31st St |] 1391 Broadway, cor. 38th St 1095 Broadway, at 23d St. cor. Brooklyn, Good Shoes Are an Economy “FRANK BROTHERS Reopen Their Lower 5th Avenue Store Sale of Slippers Oxfords slightly and soiled by water and smoke at the special 5% 7.09 and 9.00 prices of Fifth Avenue on 26th and 27th Streets 4 ISHOES | Ldy Cama na coe ie, Chores ds doth & L4tn Sts. Specials---Tuesday & Wednesday Fresh Killed Turkeys . Fresh 39¢ Jersey A Ib.’ Hams Forequar- | Fresh ters of 10° | hilled Mutton... ib.) Fowl... Legs of 3 \c| Young 18¢ aks Ib.! Mutton. . . ib. F esh Small 295. sce! rai DO thing with | | Park-Taylor |OVERCOATS ig Clown, Linguist and Fiddler, stunts, Police He land, De: wife was in leave 1919. STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. HEARN WEDNESDAY and long dis fru records f d high jum) en =. ' EXCEPTIONAL ee 500 Pair Woolen Gloves for Women and Children curtain speech in rench is one of his funniest Eye Service t United Prices Are Fully 20°, Lower city, pird A — IRISH BARRACKS BURNED. arters at Lissyoaney Raided in Men's Absence, KILLADY: County Clare, Ire barrack © raided new e » Browdwa | Ot Prospect Ay. near 146th irons. BROOK | 1099. Brondwes near De Kelly Vy Ne 2 Firth Ay or. HTth ste hurr Clearance Sale Our regular .58 made with stitch, One style has a red Warm, well and_ knit novelty ys facing. Colors are Every P.T.Overcoat we have in stock is reduced for quick clearance—every one has the Park-Taylor label—every oneisall-wool. Hundreds of men have already taken ad- vantage of this sale. Come in today before it is too late. oxford, brown and navy blue. Were $30 « 3 Were $55 “ Were $45 “50 Cur Libera! Credit Terms Apply to Lon: Island, New Jersey and Connecticut, MOTOR TRUCK DELIVERIES 86th St. Crosstown Cars Two Blocks Away £4th St. “L’? Statio) at Our Door 3d Ave, Street Cars Pass Our Door $37.50 | | sbi $75 | | sow $65.00 These prices are lower than today’s whole- sale—they represent an opportunity no man should miss. ° 4 Piece William and Mary Per'od Dining Room Suite Consisting of Buffet, China Closet, Serving Table and Dining Table, asillus- ¢ | $4 m7 9.50 tance, on ' Corner ef ' fraveds 5 173 Broadway ‘iwe"| N. 1°55] Broadway . “it " Vat i72 : 1333 Broadway ,..-"[iecen [149th St., Bronx ‘srs i" Dreserann Chiffonier | William and Mary Pe | iod America Walnuts fa rae i‘ $5 4” SCIENCE says—Chew gum after meals. DISCRIMINA- It ‘touches the right spot” you'll like it; every- bedy docs. 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