Whitby Free Press, 10 Jun 1981, p. 30

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PAGE 30, WEDNESDAY, J UNE lu, 19b 1, Wl-UlBi lklLrKESS ITHE REGIONAL MUNIPALIrY 0F DUAHAM DURHAM WANTED TO RENT The Durham Reglonai Board of Health requires 3,000 sq. fi. 0f office $Pace for lis Homo cars Program. For specific detals please con- tacf: Mrs. Lorraine A. cruwys, Secrefary.Treasurer, Durham Reglonal Board of Health, 301 Golf Street, Osaa nai iG42 Our tax returns are now being examined April 30 has corne and gone and most of Canada's 15 million tax- payers have now heaved a collective sigh of relief. Although most people are ready to put income tax out of their minds for another year, they should not throw out their receipts and records yet. Mfter refund cheques and assessment noices have been mailed, Revenue Canada, Taxation begins to re- examine the tax returns of thousands of Canadians to verify dlaims for personal exemptions, deductions from income, and ex- pe,--nses reported on their 1980 income t.ax returns. For taxpayers whose income is from wages or salary, the department conducts post assessing and matching programs. The returns of taxpayers whose in- corne is from sources such as self- employment, invest- ment, rentai property, or commissions are checked through office examination or audit FRANKI ZZ5 Broci< 668-61 MERV PARCHMENT Bill Turansky, manager of W. Frank Real Estate Llmited, Whitby office, is pleased to announce that Merv was the leadlng sales agent for the month of MAY. WANTED HOMES IN WHUTBY & BROOKLIN FOR PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS. REAL ESTATE FEE CALI 668-0515 ASTON BRUMLEY REAL ESTATE LTD. FRANKI R EA LTO R Chidren's services Ibeing identified The Durham Region Children's Services Co- Ordinating Cornmittee has authorized the commencement of a detailed analysis of al services for children supplied by private and public agencies in the Region of Durham. Lynn Pilkington, project co-ordinator, who commenced working in February, has spent, the inter- vening months preparing a list of al agencies providing ser- vices for children and in designing and pre- testing the survey questionnaire. The survey, which will be administered to D.W. McQUAY' 225 Brock St. N. Whitby, Ontario 668-6171 WHITBY BRICK SEMI BUNGALOW $54,900. - Solid three bedroom home with large combination livingroomn and diningroom, sit-in kitchen, partial finlshed rec. roomn and fourth bedroomn. Cal Garrett Dowker 576-7384 or 686-1821. WMITBY $54900.- 2 bedroomn brick bungalow wlth additionaî finished room ln basement. New roof - electrlc wiring - and R28 insulation In attlc in 1980. Lot 50 x 159 and a lst mortgage of $40,000. at 111/% due ln August 1984. Pisaso cali Merb Visser nt 668-61 71 or 668-5718. INCOME POTENTIAL WHITBY - Excellent income opportunlty 2 apartmetits on one large lot. Rent one and lve in the other. Asking $90,000. Cal Marlon. Kerr 668-61 71 or 668-1750. BEAUTY SALON.- ln busy plaza, samne owner for nine years, Ieased until 1985 at $325. per month. Asking $12,500. For furthor Information cail Key Rogers 668-6171 or 668&4542. v LIST YOUR PRO PER TY WITH THE WORKERS ON THE "ACE TEAM" IN FRANK COUNTRY GroiDOWks E ROSE RELPH D. W. McQuay is pleased to announce the appoin- tment of Rose-Marie Relph to his sales staff. Rose is weIl acquainted in the field of Real Estate having heid the capacity of Secretary/Recep- tio.nist for the iast three years with this firmn and has now completed the necessary real estate courses to obtain her real estate license. The knowledge and expeFience Rose has gained working in real estate will most certainly help her to list and seil your home with confidence. A resident of West Lynde, Rose is well known for her involvement in community activities including leadership in both the Girl Guide and Boy Scout organizations, and street representative for the West Lynde Community Association. Rose would be most pieased to have her friends and acquain- tances caîl her regardlng any Real Estate matter at 668-5868 or at home 668-1567. Il the some 200 agencies serving children in the region, is extrernely comprehensive and is designed in order to complete the first of eight objecta set for the committee; "to identify ail resources available to chiidren in the com- munity"'. Two additional survey workers have been engaged at the commit- tee's direction, and their work, which will begin in June, should be dom- pleted in about ten weeks. Following comn- pilation, analysis and publication of the initial survey findings, it is an- ticipated that work .will be initiated upon the committee's second task, tha t of establishing the needs of children, (satisfied and unsatisfied), in the region. 'The Children's Ser- vices Co-Ordinating Committee, established by authority of Durham Regional Council in 1980 and completeiy funded by the Province of On- tario, hasa total of eight tasks to complete, ail of which are designed to improve the quaiity of services for chiidren with maximum effec- tiveness of public ex- penditures. 401' survey being The Ministry of Tran- sportation and Com- munications will be conducting Origin- Destination Surveys in the Oshawa area during the month of June, 1981. The survey sites will_ done be located on Highway 401 through Oshawa. The data obtained from the surveys will be used to assist in the planning of transportation im- provements within the Oshawa ares. Ministry staff will be located at several sites along Highway 401, and will record licence plate numnbers of Ontario registered automobiles, using the facility. The licence numbers will be matched to vehicle registrations, and a questionnaire will be mailed to the owners. The questionnaires, which ask several short questions, are to be mailed back to the ministry in the accorn- panying starnped, ad- dressed envelope. This process allows data to be collected without the incon- venience to the motorist f rom being stopped and questioned on the high- way. The co-operation of the travelling public in this survey will be ap- preciated. programs. In either case, without the necessary receipts and records, taxpayers could find that their dlaims are hard to sup- port. Through the "post- assessing" program a number of dlaims are selected each year for dloser examination. Returns with such dlaims as away-from- home expenses, moving expenses, income averaging, annuity con- tracts and expenses against salary may be subject to scrutiny. In addition to the recovery of tax from taxpayers who have made erroneous or im- proper dlaims, this post- assessing program aler- ts the Department to problem areas. In the 1979-1980 program, reassessments from the post-assessing program totalled $16,226,585 in additional income tax. The matching program involves the computer or manual matching of information reported on various in- formation slips or receipts with infor- mation submitted by taxpayers. Information slips such as T4s, TFA1s (Family Allowance) or T4Us (Unemployment Insurance) are matched against the amounts declared by taxpayers, to ensure that ail such income has been ac- curately reported. Receipts for payments are also matched to, en- sure that the taxpayers who received the payments have reported them. Not only does this matching program verify information reported by taxpayers, it also provides dlues to people who have failed to file a return as well as to cases of fraud. In the 1978-79 matching program, a total of $20 million in additional tax was recovered. For taxpayers whose income is, from sources other than wages 'or salary the tax depar- tment may conduct either an office examination of their tax return or a field audit. Both involve the in- depth examinatton of a taxpayer's return con- ducted either at the tax comply with the law. Anyone who is contac- ted by Revenue Canada, Taxation should be able to provide supporting documentation to back up their dlaims. Failure to have the proper receipts and records could resuit in a dlaim being disallowed. % ACRE BUILDING LOTS FROM $18,000. North of Whitby in new rural subdivision. Ready to buiid. Wayne Ventry 666. 1333. 01DUNDAS ST. W. Whitby 666-1333 Toroito 686-1979 SAVE MONEY Before you ist your property at 5 or 6% commission please call Nick van den Broek Reai Estate Broker who wiII ist your property at 31/2% commission. 27 years selling experience. 31/2 % Calil 668-8444 31/2% LOOKING FOR A CAREER? - if you are enthusiastic, ambitious and a hard worker, you have a lot to offer - and you are just the type of person we're looking for. If you're interested in a life-long career with excellent earning potential cali Mr. Lavictoire at Metropolitan Life 728-6224 bet- ween 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. and find out what we have to off er. lund

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