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PRESS RELEASE. Farm maids and plowhands, farm cooks and tractor drivers - all are the same to the Social Security Administration insofar as reporting their eamngs is concerned, according to Robert Parsons, Assistant Manager of the Alexandria Social Security district Office. Before January 31, 1958, farm operators in Rappahannock County wil |be required 'to send in Social - Security tax reports on their employees for the framwork they did; during 1957. All farm employees,; whether romestic or farmhand, are reported alike. ' Parsons listed these rules for famr worker - (including maids.
for work on a farm operated nor profit). Report all employees who were paid cash _wages of $150 or ; more, or who worked for 20 or fore days on a time basis.
Tax reports covering such employees must be filed during Jappary, according to Parsons. They are to be sent to the District Director of Internal Revenue in Richmond. , - cooks, and pther domestics hiredf
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