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Show U.S. TAX DUE 8! WEEK'S END i Millions of Dollars to Be Added to Federal Revenue by July 31 With Saturdsy ss the last da for' filing various returns required under! federal Hen a th- local office of the lnterr.il revenue serlce In the post- office Mj'.Mir.g in the receiving station for hundreds of dollsrs from Ogdi-n taxpayers. Those who fall to file such fiscal year returns on or before J 1 31 will b regarded ss delinquent according to R. II Argubrlght. division divis-ion li-puty collector. Millions of dollars will be added toj the revenues of the government this month from special taxes due on or before July 31. The list Includes the tax on brokers, pawnbrokers, museums, muse-ums, theatres and concert halls, clr-ciise. clr-ciise. bowling alleys, shooting galleries, galler-ies, riding academies, tobacco, buse. etc. Forms for filing returns are available avail-able at offices of collectors of Interns! Inter-ns! revenue and branch offices. Heavy Hea-vy pennltles ranging from f;ne not to exceed $1,000 for failure, and not to exceed $10,000 or one year's imprisonment, impris-onment, or both for wilful refusal to make return and pay the tax on time are prescribed by the current revenue reve-nue act. t tpiTAL am M I I ' I Return of the capital stock tax also must be filed on or before Julv 11. ' -ii 1 ' o t In I ixp.i yer as u ell ns t h To facilitate prompt collection and government, the bureau has suggested suggest-ed thai filing of the return be accompanied ac-companied by payment of the amount of tax doe. This method Is sppealli.j to corporations, as it lessens liability to penalty. 1 h capital stock tax applies to 9ffm ery corporation carrying on or doing' business In the Fnlted Sta'e. Tne tax on domestic corporations is $1' for each $1,000 of so much of the fair average value of Its capita! stock for the preceding year ended June So as Is In excess of $5,000. The tax on brokers whoio ousi.ie.- It Is to negotiate purchases or galea of Blocks, bonds, exchange, bullion, lolnod mono, promissory notes or other securities, and produce or merchandise mer-chandise Is $50 a year. The tax on ship brokers whose business bus-iness is to negotiate freight and other bualness for the owners of Is or for consignors or consignees of freight carried by vessels la $60 a . . .i r. Ml SEMJ M I I I v Theatres, museums and concert hills, are taxed according to their seating capacity, and the population of ih. city or town In whl h tht) ore locnt- ed. Those having a seutlng capacity of not more than 260 are taxed $60. seating rapacity of more than 250 and not exceeding 6o0. J100, exceeding 600 ind not exceeding SCO. $150, In excess of iuO, $200. The tnx In cities or towns of less than S.ooo inhabitants inhabi-tants Is oip -half of then' tmounts. This tax is paid by the prooiletor. The pedal tax on circuses Is lo. The lu on bowling gllax nnd b!l- lard ioom is no for sata Lite) ir ;ab: . Shoot ng galleries ,re laf-jectl to n tax of $:'0 The taA on riding' academies Is $100. I'ersons carrying on the business of j renting or operating pussenr;er automobiles auto-mobiles are required to pay a tax nf $10 for ei-h uch automobile hiving a scaling capacity of two ard not nr:e than seven, and $20 for Oaoh such aulociobtlc haMng a aetlng capacity of more than scvin. PI I IS I 1(1 I vv . The tax on pleasure boat yachts, powpr boats and sailing ves Is is rated according to the length ind lon- Manufacturers and wholesale ind1 retail dealsra in oleomargarine. odti!-j lerated butter, filled cheese, und per-1 sons engaged In the munufocture ..f1 mixed flour also are subject to eper-! la I taxes. |