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Farmers who had $400 or more ( in net earnings in 1961 have until April 15 to file a Federal tax return. The earnings should be re-| ported for social security purposes even though no Federal income tax may be due. This reminder came today from Stanley B. lEarl, District
Manger of the Alexandria office of «e Social Security Administration. s
Like other self-employed people, farmers get social security credit for their earnings through j,the reports filed with, and as a part of, their Federal income tax returns. An optional method of computing net earnings for social security, but not income tax purposes, is available to fanners whose gross earnings are $600 or more in the year.
April 15 represents also a last chance for farmers to file a return and get social security credit for 1958 earnings, where such earnings were not previously reported. AdiopoooppntwooocBOOOoaaooi
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