Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-18
OF THE ANNUAL INCOME TAX
ANNUAL INCOME A


STATEMENT SHOULD sk whkS'
AND By WHOM,
l.. Thel law requires every person oflawfnl age,
residing In the United States, TO render to the
Assistant Assessor Of the sub-dis,r CT In which be
ar ,he NAV he residing on the LIST day Of May, q
written statement, according to a prescribed
form, Of the amount OF his or her income, gains
and pronts curing ,he p,e'rous ysaa, I..
nary Isl " peSomo.s go 49, =. oh'
printed o'ahk .ontanns ,uIs
tanned IRON inc Anssant asssstot., Pe.
having no used resiNynes,s nVu u.an "a
ment wherever nc uapgea y VI ~.
In case OF remosa. A,annSa, - re- snv
a eertned copy OF su'u 'ene W sAo" -,
other Assistant Assessor, VINO o'ner"iss misn'
make = second Mssssmens h..
= lhe sta.euirnt y
fore the LIST day oil NAY, OF wunlp YEN NY ivy
written or printed nouee urn
len nj the place OF residence OF OF business orue'
posited In the pearest fost omes. -
j tn annual income tai IL . PeIsonA .
and Il annotb be assessed against any corporation,
company, or partnership, ~ such Every indi'
vidual member mvst make = statement OF his or
her share Of or inierestin the gAlpS and pronts Of
such company, etc, whether such gains and
pronts are divided or not, and must also state
separately bis or her income from ali otner
sourceN
EVILS OF NEGLECT TO MAKE OUT OR VERIFY
~srLTEAENTS
If any person neglects or refuses to render q
written statement, the Assiatant Assessor In re-
| quested TO ali out n blank with such persons
name, and taxable income estimated according TO
the best information that can be obtained, and
upon this estimated Income 20 assess the tar. and
then to add 25 per cent, 10 such tax m a penalty
for neglect or refusal.
& An Assistant Asss0or may be misled In
making this estimate, by being mlzinformed a. to
money received, or not informed as to money
na,a Hs np.t a,.sss however, according to the
bsst Information within his reach, The only per.
son CAPABLE Of giving absolutely correct informa.
ton /, frsoueptly the one who refuses or negleets
TO make a statement. II such person will not
take the trouble to inform the Assistant Assessor.
there IL n bar TO all complaint. should the assess
ment prove incorrect. and q heavier tax Believed
than would otherwise be charged. Moreover.
after an assessment has once been made. " GRO
ue1us. II is always troublesome to the party In
terested TO have it corrected. All persons. tnere'
fore, but especially sneA AZ Aars no taIa1ts iSeo"s'
should not fall TO render the required statement
upon the proper blank, so As 10 avoid undue tax
alton and trouble
Z. Every statement must De verinsd oy os.A or
aErzdsfon. When this IL not done, the Assistant
Assessor Is required 10 estimate the Income anu
to add y per cent 10 70 the YAK
EVILS OF MAKING A FALSE TATkSrs
9. An Assistant Assessor has power TO increase
| the amount In any statement, aiter giving due
| information 70 the party interested. He Is re-
auired, also, to add 100 per cent to the tax when
a false statement has been rendered and the
| party making the false statement becomes liable,
not only for this additional tax. but likewise TO
two distinct prosecutions before the United States
| Cour,s-one for making \ false statement with In.
| ten, to defraud the Government, and the other
for perjury.
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AAS''H c.--n-
/ BY me tAeun seSuon oi 1ne ie"t = SeI
sionT OF Internal revenue mP1retsu W ~
serioe we J'rH Anu ~ -
ment OF income must pc mSns up. ~ ao IHs
dohe IN q PRINTED y! 49, m.
SCISSOR, Ana -. -. -. 80
toLteNns WV" Nv
'I'y ,,r,.., .,,..s. into which IN. nnr.
20 ~. anS ~. Irv.s,msn,s N canI,sI bays
sut".ss -, ~. rs,rrn.a ,,r,S,,ri.- ,o.,s,
~ - not Ming aIlox.d 10 offs.t eaip. in another
TIN, . m.rchant who engages in farming or In
.n.cni.,jons NOT h.lonv,ns 10 bis leeItimats busi.
ns., cannot off.e, yains In the one by losses in
~. o,h.r
. The expenses incident to each business are
dedustiole rom the receipt. Of tnSi o9siness
speeula,Tns eSaassy Scionshs ~ -,
business, ana 'nese a'ne, may ees.,ivu
prom q
SIa'el IN s'oeHsaah " ~ n.S.a1t sSs.,s,t.n
So. ~. 80. 90 L...o - fse,imst.
ny s,ssa,t .lso nav nal. an In. nv
ouslnesS nSrInS .",a.a, Ia e. nj. -
SHI NJ. -. - -. &c. -, a. Nj. mar.
rH.W-s.s.sr., pn, an ~. Ia rncr,rsnt
aaNn frnI,sd Sat-. r-ss.r,v notss nv anv
mSueys ~, "a. Mn. .,,i.i.: 90 ,r.d. h.,orc.
~ 80 Ma rssnl,r bpsines, for Tho nnrpo.e Of
rvs e-- ~. r..r,a
speeuInnon. - Y,VusS ssn .pes
aon nus,n.. i" pn..s a.
Hom 80 ~ az ~ h.nS- ~ 49, -
pIseTu ".,;ns him % nsS n in The nprchas. and
ker' lnstrue,nuk IN 'ne
sale Of gold, on Their account AND having lost
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