Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 182, Decatur, Adams County, 4 August 1954 — Page 2

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—The Decatur Daily Democrat—Wednesday. Aug. 4, 1954

Important Provisions ' Os Tax Law Explained

(Editor’* note: "What the new tax bill mean* to you**. Thia Is the third in a aeries of articles explaining soma of thy,, major provisions in the new tax bill passed by congre**. - The bill, which includes more than 8,000 changes in the nation’s tax laws, will save Indi* viduals and business firms an estimated >1,385,000,000 this year. The series explains how these changes affect you and how you can best take advantake of the new rules and regulations. This article describes the new medical expense provisions.) By THOMAS J. FOLEY WASHINGTON (INS) -7* Families, or individuals, with big doctor and hospital bills can breath at least one sigh of relief today — thanks to a tax break in the new revenue revision law. An estimated 8,500,000 persons will save about 80 million dollars under the change approved by congress. On your tax forms, you have a choice of how- you subtract — or deduct —for such things as medical real estate and other taxes, union dues, church contributions and interest payments. It you take a flat deduction tor these items of 10 percent of your income; the medical expense change will not affect you. But if your deductions are fairly big and will amount to more than 10 percent of your income, then you probably will list them, and the new medical provision may help. Now, If you have listed your deductions in the past, you will remember that you can deddct all medical expenses amounting to more than five percent of your gross income. The new bill allows more medical deductions by lowering the figure to three percent. For Instance, if your wages are >3,000 a year, and you paid the dentist and doctor >l2O, you will now be able to deduct >3O. Three percent of >3,000 is >3O. Your medical bills were >3O more than the three percent. Under the old law. you could not have deducted anything. The old law limited medical deductions to >1,250 for each individual with a >5.000 limit if you filed a joint return. The new law allows up to >2,500. with a >IO,OOO limit on a joint return. Up to now. you could count all your medicine and pharmacy bills in figuring your total medical expenses. The new law makes it tougher on you in this respect by allowing only those medicine and pharmacy expenses exceeding .one your For instance, it the man with >3.000 in wages has drug store bills totaling >45, he can count only >ls as a medical expense. One percent of >3,000 is >3(E ’’ For the first time, medical expenses for the last Illness of a person who dies can be deducted on the dead person’s final tai return. As before, no medical expenses covered by health insurance can be deducted. There was no change in the law that allows ail persons over 85 to deduct all medical expenses. (Next: Tax relief for corporation stockholders.) Annual Convention Os Moose August 22 The 6fith annual international convention of the Moose lodgg will be held at Chicago and Mooseheart. beginning Aug. 22. An estimated 12.C30 delegates and ylMtors are expected. All convention executive sessions have been planned for the morning hours so, that the visitors will have every afternoon and evening to take in the many attractions of the city. (pie of the convention highlights will be on opening day Aug. 22. when- the million dollar Malcolm R. Giles memorial senior and junior high school at Mooseheart will be dedicated. — An Englishman is a person who does things because they have been done before. An American is one who does things because they haven’t been done before. — Mark Twain. Trade in r Goo.l Town — Decatm

Two Boys Confess # Selfing Church Fire Two Boys Placed In Juvenile Custody CAMDEN, N. J. (IN) —Two smgll boy® have admitted setting a >450,000 fire at the Linden Baptist church in Camden because they "like <o play with matches and watch fires ahd fire engines.” The youngsters, aged seven and nine, were placed In custody of juvenile authorities after an investigation discloved they started a fire which damaged three Camden homes last Monday. Fire inspector Walter Fredericks said he was questioning the boys, who live near the scene of the Mazes, and told the older one, "You almost got burned in that fire, didn't you?” Fredericks said the youiigster ’ answered: “No, it was easy. It took only one match. It took four matches to start the church.” Authorities eaid the boys entered the basement of the church school building July 23 and ignited a pile of newspapers. Flames destroyed the school and severely damaged the interior of the adjoining church structure. - - - The boys started the second fire, which damaged three horned, by throwing a lighted match through a wire fence onto a trash pile. Fnfice said the youngsters are mentally-retarded and three members of their family are in instituyons. ** ~ — If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results. Trade tn a Good Town — Deca**.

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