FLUNG
ON TERRITORIAL
TAX
According to H.’,« I'ullancy, Tax Connission
cr of tho Territory of -.lr.sha, r.:cny noodle
must filo Dool-r’t ions of ErtL ■ t- r, ,‘J.aska
Net I**.co’ .. Tr.x for the year 1949 and make
their first ounrterly payment on the basis
of these declarations,, Taxpayers rith a
taxablo income from sources not covered by
withholding, such ns Eodoral employees, In
vestors, Br: inesmen, D et rs, Lawyers,
Storekeepers, Meribers of the /mod Forces,
Domestic and Agricultural workers, Clorgy
non, etc. rust file declarations on or be
fore llnrch 15, 1949 and pay at that tirio
either tho full amount of anticipated in
cone tax duo for tl.e year or the first
quarterly installment. Frr ers nay elect
to wait until JY.ru ry 15, 1950 before they
filo.
The 1949 Declaration forms, De-tax F-m
600 ES.D., v.rc printed slips similar in
appearance and npncr:il contents to tho
foms used by the Internal Revenue Service
(Fcdoral Government). Attached to the form
are instructions and a blank for the tax
payers copy. They have been nailed to all
persons of record on the Tax R gistcr of
the Ik "artnont of T xation; Taxpayers who
are ronuired to file and who do not receive'
declarations nay obtain conics fron Divis
ional or .jea T x Collectors of tho Depart
ment of Taxation or by writing direct to
the Department of Taxation- Box 651,Juneau,
AL ska.
Evon though you do not'raceivo ferns throng
tho nails or otherwise, liability still
exists and'every effort nust be nado to ob
tain f orris.
A taxpayer rho is delinquent in filing bis
dcdlnrr.tion or in making'paynor.t r'ill not
be penalized immediately, blit rill bo
Granted every opportunity to shor a roason
ablo cause for failure to file or to pay
the tax on tine, horevor, alleged ignorance
of the* lav: ’"ill not be accepted as a rea
sonable cause for delinquency.
In making bn estimate cf probablo 1949 tax
this early, taxpayers nay feel that they
are unable to nakc an accurate estimate be
cause of possible changes that nay occur
before the close of the current year. It is
not required horever to be absolutely ac
curate, your best estimate rill bo acccptod
for the first filing and adjustments nay
bo no.de during the year. Taxpayers rho
have been filing declarations of Estimated
Income rith the Internal Revenue (Federal
Co Vermont) need only to use 10 per cent
(105?) of tho anount so declared and this
fcnouht rill suffico as an estimate in fil
ing declarations ’-ith the Derartnont of
Toxation.
Release fron: JI.P. Ihillaney
Tax Co r.issionor
Jack Johnson, son of hr. and Mrs. Arvid
Johnson received a bad cut on tho hand fron
a peanut can. Ho had opened a can of pea
nuts and ras jostled around so that the
can ras forced into the palm of his hand.
DR. F.R. SI HIS
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