The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, March 15, 1967, Page 4, Image 7
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hVhruary 13.
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tend at income t.ix time may
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_ makes out his own return,
iys one of the nation's lot) tax
jnsultants.
"The Interna! Revenue
,'rvice finds some kind of error
i at least one of every five of
70 inil'iiin inrnnn> t.iv ri'fnrrn;
led annually," says Richard
lock, who heads over 1,S00
ix offices in '15 states from
assachusetts to Hawaii.
Most errors made by
ulividuals in their returns are
'mechanical," Block re|x>rts-implc
mistakes in arithmetic.
Such errors are more critical
ow lor taxpayers, because of
\e increased use of computers
i checking individual returns,
'he mechanical marvels speed
p 'he process, but they are
lore apt to "spit out" returns
hat are incorrect. Computers
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can't "see" that u figure is on
the wrong line or detect simple
errors at a glance.
Among legitimate deductions
which slip most taxpayers'minds,
lilock consultants list property
losses, failure to file joint returns.
not listinu all contribu
tions, sick pay exclusions,
hospital insurance, child cure
exemptions, or retirement income.
A man may list expenses for
medicine and medical care but
but forget transportation costs
to the doctor total ing much more.
Or he may overestimate sales
taxes but forget to deduct personal
property tax. Or list
cash contributions and forget
$100 worth of clothing donated
to the church.
Part of this is due to the confusion
felt by the average layman
when faced with an income tax
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as to what deductions he is
entitled to.
"It the government simplifies
income tuxes one more time,
they'll get so complicated no
one will be able to make out a
return," Block quips.
There's no record of whether
the cost of aspirins consumed
while calculating your income
tax is deduct ible!
MARCH, 1967
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How Many Do You Remember?
1. "Ask the man who owns one."
2. "Eventually why not now?"
3. "It's dated."
4. "Be nonchalant; light a..."
3. "not a cough in a carload."
6. "Going, Going, Gone."
7. "Four out of every five have
8. "your hest friend won't tell
you."
9. "Nature's internal beauty
bath."
10. "It chases dirt."
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