The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-14
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from asking my help. They like
1t better that way.
HOWARD FENTON, 1925 Riv-
erside Drive.
CD / certainly do 100 per-
cent. In that way people can pay
their taxes as they pay q loan.
(2) It's too late, perhaps, to
change on the 1912 taxes be-
cause great may people are al
ready prepared to pay. They
might just as we'll pay it this
year and get it over with.
THEODORE DeGROOT. 126
New street,
Cd Yes, do. It gets every
one TO contribute his share of
taxes. 1t is good in principle.
(2) Leave that to be planned
out.
l.. w. FAST, 1875 South Will
son boulevard,
Cd Just good business, either
private or public to pay as you
go.
(2) I haven't studied it enough
to give an opinion.
RANDOLPH DOLL, 2O7 Mo-
ross,
Cd I think it is obvious that
this is much easier plan for
everyone to pay his taxes. 1t
will also bring more money TO
the government and forgetting
the 1912 taxes won't make any
difference to government in
come in the long run.
HOWARD GROESBECK, Is
Court,
CD In my own personal case,
this plan would be a great deal
better.
(2) Well, the 1912 taxes ought
to be paid. Chances are that it
would come out of 1913 incomes
anyway. but if people had plan
ned the way they should, they
would have the money to pay
their 1912 tax.
NAME WITHHELD BY RE-
QUEST,
Cd No. Legal exemptions and
deductions cannot be taken off
a pay-as-you-go tax plan, and
it couldn't be done fairly.
HENRY AMEEL, 1873 North
avenue.
Cd Yes.
GU This plan should apply to
both 1943 and 1912 taxes.
EMERY A. ALBEE, 80 Grove
Park.
Cd Yes.
(2) Either disregard the 1912
tax or follow the suggestion of
Senator Vandenberg by apply
ing the Pay-as-you-go tax plan
to either the 1912 or 1913 tax,
is the larger.
MARK ALPERN, SO Moross,
Cd Yes.
(2) It should apply to the
1912 tax and should be spread
monthly.
nee BARCK, 70
Ahrens,
Cd l do. 1t gives you an op-
to plan your expenses
in accordance with your income.
(2) I think they should be
paid because it is only prolong-
ing the day when the debts we
are now accumulating will have
70 be paid.
DAVID NIDETZ, Superintend-
INT, Benjamin Chemers Con-
'truction Co., Selfridge Field,
CD I certainly do.
(2) I don't think the 1912
axes sould be eliminated en-
.irely, but be paid over a Pc
rod of S years or so. The war
must be paid for.
LEO ALDER, 375 N. Gratiot,
% Why. sure.
GU Well pay them on
Top of the 1913 taxes. If they
AXE the 1913 taxes out of the
pay checks, we shouldn't feel 1t
so much but what we can pay
he 1912 tax, too.
ROBERT BEAL, Burlington
Drive,
Cd I favor 1t because of the
large group that will have diff
ficulty in meeting the new and
higher payments without previ-
ous experience in budgeting for
The tax. In the future, the pres
ent plan will create hardship in
meeting previous years income,
Il period of depression should
follow the war.
GU II the government really
wants to reduce the excess pur-
chasing power in the relation to
the goods available, it will drain
off the excess and put the war
on a pay-as-you-go basis, il the
1912 taxes are paid. However,
politically, this is not apt to seem
to Congress at this
time.
MRS. A. B. GEMMER, lao
Market.
CD l haven't given it enough
study TO say. However, I think
eople don't budget early
enough to pay their taxes, but
in the future they will have to