12 1984 Tax Preparation Guide * Deaf and the hearing-impaired can get special tax assistance Deaf and hearing-impaired tax payers in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands can re ceive special tax assistance from the Ilntemal Revenue Service. This hhelp is available to taxpayers who have acess to TV-Telephone- TTY equipment. Interested tax payers should contact their local soc ial service agencies to find out where this equipment is located in their areas. The special number for residents of Indiana is 1-800-382-4059. Residents of all other states, the U.S. Virgin Is lands, and Puerto Rico should call 1- 800-428-4732. This special assistance for the deaf and hearing-impaired is available from 8:00 A.M. to 6:30 P. M.E.S.T. The IRS notes that these special telephone numbers can only be used in connection with TV-Telephone- TTY equipment. Everyday DESKS*FILES*CHAIRS*TABLES •CREDENZAS*ST00LS*W0RKBENCHES •DRAFTING TABLES*BLUE PRINT FILES CHICK OUR PRICES 0M HEW IH ST0CK FURHIWRC ifyp/xf BRAND <£ tjiiipntent anJ "USED Si NEW OFFICE FURNITURE" 137 N. Main-Crystal Lake 815/455-4550 M-F,9-5:30 Sat.till!:00 Si cm BRING THIS AD FOR AN EXTRA 1 0 0 0 DISCOUNT OFFER EXPIRES 2-25-84 KENNETH ). CHADWICK, P.C. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 106 Cass Street, Woodstock, Illinois 60098 81 5/338-2063 Professional preparation of personal income tax returns - minimum fee $60 Gross income requirements for 1983 income tax returns DON'T TAX YQIIRI The following chart, based on fil ing status, shows the minimum amount of gross income which must be received in 1983 before a return is required to be filed. Single (65 or over) $4,300 Married filing a joint return ....$5,400 Married filing a joint return (one spouse age 65 or over) $6,400 Married filing a joint return (both s p o u s e s a g e 6 5 o r o v e r ) . $7,400 Married filing a separate return $1,000 Surviving spouse (Qualifying wi- dow(er) with depedent child) $4,400 Surviving spouse (age 65or over) ..$5,400 in addition, you will have to tile an income tax return if any of the fol lowing situations apply: --You received tips from which Social Security tax was not with held; --You were' in business for your self and had net earning of $400 or more from that business. This is called self-employment income; --You had unearned income of $1,000 or more, such as dividends or interest, and can be claimed as a de pendent by someone else. This is particularly important to students. --You received advance Earned Income Credit payments. You must also file a return to ob tain a refund of any income tax with held, even if you do not meet any of the requirements specified above. Excess SS tax may be claimed If you worked for two or more em ployers during 1983 and received wages totaling more than $35,700 and more than $2391.90 of Social Security tax was withheld, you are entitled to claim the excess Social Security tax withheld as a credit against your in come tax. If you file a joint return, ,you may not add the Social Security lax witheld from your spouses in come to the amount withheld from yours. Figure the credit separately. However, if you worked for only one employer and more than $2391.90 was withheld, you may not claim the excess as a credit against your in come tax. Your employer should ad just this over-collection with you. It's our PRE Feb. 16 thru April 15 SPRING PREffEW SALE! Because of our recent move, our Annual SPRING SALE is starting ONE MONTH EARLY 25% >o50% OFF ALL KITCHEN AND BATHS •POGGENPOHL 'NICHOLS 'MOLDED MARBLE CREATIVE KITCHENS & BATHS 818 N FRONT ST (S. RT. 31) IN MchENRY (815)344-1180 M-F9-5 THURS 9-9 SAT 10-4 I