IRS SENDS CARD
EXPLAINING NEW 1040
Cheyenne, Wyoming --- Each
of the 18 million taxpayers in
the United States ~who filed the
now dis.contimmd card 1040 A
Form last year will receive a post-
card next week cx,plaining the
change to the new consolidated
1040 Form, the Internal Revenue
Service announced today.
This year all taxpayers will re-
ceive a larger, complete tax pack-
age that includes the one-page
basis 1040 and additional pages
or schedules which may or may
not be used according to the tax-
payers' needs.
Past 1040A users will find that
except for a few lines the new
1040 asks for the same informa-
,lion as the old card corm and
Chat ,they probably will not need
to ~ill out more than one sheet
of paper ~o make out their re-
turns, the card says.
In the past, taxpayers who us-
ed the 1040A could not take ad-
vantage of certain tax credits or
exclusions and could not itemize
their deductions. A principal
reason for making the change to
the new form is to enable tax-
payers to take full advantage of
the tax benefits the law provides,
the postcard says.
~Most taxpayers should receive
their individual tax forms and in-
structions by mail the first week
of January.
Officers of the Crook County
Extension Council are shown
above following a recent meet-
ing in Sundance.
Left to right are Mrs. Fred
Wilert, Beulah, president; Mrs.
Willism Crago, Beuloh, vice pres-
;ident; Mrs. Lloyd Cole, Sun-
dance, outgoing secretary; Mrs.
Freda Snyder, Sundence, newly-
Installed secretary; and Mrs. Hen-
lry Pickerd, re-elected ~ treasur-
Qr.
Photo by Warren Ferrell
Issue to Appear
The Christmas editi.on (~f The
Sundance Times will be publish-
ed next ~M'(~nday, Dee. 22.
~a~eas(m for the early publica-
lion date o¢ the Dec. 25 issue is
to allow .the newspaper to be de-
livered before Chris t,mas to sub-
seribers in the county's rural ar-
eas.
Oeadiine for all news and ad-
vertising material in ,the holiday
Issue ~viU ,be Saturday, Dec. 20.
The newspaper, ~rhieh normally
appears Wednesday a{ternoon,
~vill publish ~onday afternoon.
THE SUNDANCE TIMES
Sunda, ce, Wyo. Dec. 18, 1969
PHU BAI, VIETNAM---Captain Robert McCrary,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett L. McCrary of Casper,
talks with Wyoming Congressman John Wold during
Wold's visit to the XXIV Corps at Phu Bat, Vietnam
on the Congressman's recent fact-finding tour. Captain
McCrary is assigned to the Judge Advocate's Office of
the U.S. Army Support Command at Cam Ranh Bay.
Mrs. i~ancls I-tefde, who under.
~vent surgery Dec. 9 in Lookout
~emorial Hospital, Spearfish, is
expected ¢o be released ~ram the
hospital ,Friday.
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