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Hokitika Guardian, 16 May 1930, Page 1

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NOTICE TO MAKE RETURNS OF INCOME UNDER THE LAND AND INCOME TAX ACT, 1923, AND AMENDMENTS. IyTOTTCE is hereby given that, in -L ' pursuance of the above Act and the Regulations' made thereunder, every person and company, whether a taxpayer or not, having derived income within the meaning of the said Act during the year ending 31st. March, 1930, from any source, or by any means which is made the subject of taxation under the said Act of any amendment thereof is hereby required to make and furnish to me, in the prescribed form, returns of such income on or before the 2nd. June, 1930. Returns of income are required to lie furnished by all companies which and persons who, whether for the whole or part of the income year, were in business, or in receipt of profits or gains derived from the use or occupation of lands used ftr agricultural or pastoral purposes, if the unimproved value of all such lands owned at any one time during the income year was not less than fourteen thousand' pounds, or in receipt of profits or gains derived from the extraction, removal, or sale of minerals, timber, or flax, or in receipt of profits or gains derived from the use or occupation of any Crown land or other land administered by a Land Board and held as a small grazing run or for pastoral purposes, or derived from the use or occupation of any other lands reserved, set apart, or granted by the Crown as endowments and occupied for pastoral purposes, irrespective of whether a profit or loss was made; also by all persons in receipt of income from salary, wages, interest, rent annuity or other annual payments, where such income exceeds £250 per annum. Returns are required annually from such companies and persons notwithstanding that by reason of the special exemptions allowable by law they may not be liable to pay tax. In cases where the Commissioner has agreed to accept returns for twelve months ending at a date subsequent to the 31st, March, such returns shall be made within two months after such siibsequent date. Further, notice is hereby given that all persons who received dividends from companies during the above year are required to make a return of' such dividends in the space provided in Part A of the prescribed form hereinbefore referred to. And, further, notice is hereby given flint such returns shall in all cases he delivered at or forwarded to the office of the Commissioner of Taxes, in the Government Buildings at Wellington. E. J. R. GUMMING, Commissioner of Taxes. Note.—Forms of return may he obtained at any post-offiee; they will not he sent to taxpayers from the office of the Commissioner of Taxes unless written application is made for them. Special Note. —Any person failing to furnish a return at the prescribed time is liable to a penalty up to £IOO.