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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 53, Issue 32425, 1 May 1944, Page 4

Property For Sale p ——- Land —t hr best P er_ MANENT INVESTMENT Good level sections, Clendon Estate, PAPATOETOE, Price £75. Nice elevated section, splendid outlook, | acre, GLEN EDEN DISTRICT. Very handy to station and bus. Price £75. 33 ACRES. A very cheap little farm less than 30 miles from Auckland. All undulating land, good quality soil. House of 4 rooms, 4-bail cowshed, implement shed, manure shed. Price £l5OO including 18 cows, 2-cow milking plant, engine, separator, cream cans, 2 stacks of hay, sledge, etc. Substantial cash deposit.

81 ACRES. All undulating land, in grass. Good all-electric home of 5 rooms, manure and implement shed, 6-bail cowshed. Title Government renewable lease, rent only £l3 per annum. Extremely reasonably priced .at £2500 as going concern including 40 cows, 5 yearling heifers, 2 bulls, 2 horses, large number of pigs, 3-cow milking plant, 3 electric motors, harrows, topdresser, hay sweep etc. £l5OO cash, balance Govt, mortgage. Situated good South Auckland district. 87| ACRES. A very cheap Keri keri, Bay of Islands farm. 40 acres all level, balance undulating. About half has been ploughed and grassed. Volcanic soil, watered by springs and creeks. 5 paddocks. House of 7 rooms, bathroom, pore. bath. 2-bail cowshed, implement shed. On the main highway. Owner is a widow and her sons are overseas—hence very low price of £lB per acre. Substantial cash deposit. JNO. (JREY 1-3 Winstone Bldgs., Queen St., Auckland. Telephones 43-668 & 45-062. Private, 63-616 Paeroa Office: J. Brennan. Phone 2235. Also Offices at: Helensville, Waiuku, Hamilton, Tauranga & Te Kuiti.

the Commissioner considers the claim is reasonable, an appropriate deduction for income tax and social security charge and national security tax purposes will be allowed. If it is considered that a claim is not justified or is excessive, a refund of the amount deposited or a portion thereof will be made forthwith. 3. Any taxpayers desiring to take advantage of this concession for the income year ended 31st. March, 1944, should make prompt application in order ;that the deduction may be claimed when furnishing the . social security declaration and income tax return which are required to be made during the month of May, 1944. 4. Taxpayers or their agents are advised that income tax returns and social security declarations to be rendered next month should include a deduction for any amounts deposited in accordance with this announcement. If any reduction of the deposit is found to be necessary, the adjustment for taxation purposes will be made by the Commissioner. The necessary legislative authority for the allowance of deferred maintenance will be provided later. The amount refunded consequent on an application made by a taxpayer or at the termination of the scheme will be assessed as income of the year in which the refund is made, irrespective of whether or not the amount refunded is in fact used for the purpose of effecting repairs or maintenance. Deduction for Cost of Keep of Farm Employees The amount which may be claimed as a deduction by the employer for income-tax, social security charge and national security tax purposes in respect of the cost of food and lodging provided for each farm employee where the actual cost cannot be determined, has been increased from 15s to £1 per week The increased deduction applies to the year ended 31st. March, 1944, and subsequent years and any farmer whose return has already been furnished on the basis of the old allowance of 15s should communicate with this o f^ C e —F G, OBOBN, Commissioner of Taxes, Wellington.