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Taxes for Uncle Sam
$737,000 Locally
| New York, March 16 - With the April 15th deadline just around the bend, income taxes I are again in the spotlight in ! Rappahannock County. The big question among local residents, individually and collectively, is how much of a bite will Uncle Sam be taking! this time. Last April he collected ap- j proximately $669,000 in per- ! sonal taxes in the area, based ! jupon 1966 earnings. It will be more than that :
| this Aoril, the Treasury De-' ipartrr. it expects. It counts on 1 the bigger incomes that most! local families received during 1967 to produce proportionate! ly more in the way of taxes this year. Nationally, the Government’s prediction is that per' sonal income tax payments will be nearly $6.2 billion greater than before. That expectation is indicated in the new budget, which estimates current revenue at $67.7 billion as compared with $61.5 billion a year ago.
88.3%