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( t I . t r I 1 erL i -i I VV 1 1 .-k" . ' " M I- RP ' OCGSEI WIS-ROOM FOR 11 M M I I 11 N J UsTABAcoLtLo,!.;' . GNFJ A PEEK'S f? co d,- on his return to New York. "I have never felt fW J -! & ' EIIM TA EMTPfil 11 (A IL VS better-declared the vear-old jazz.tru.peter. mii Mil i& TUiI 10 ENTER ( 7rM --7 - in ; st: if - r & y7 vi TflY SlOllfhc VlAllfk ' 1: r r Obtain, entry, blank at your Groceteria, S Each Other's Forms In Effective System TTT Lt S 1 - 5- r -T.L Washington (UPD Who sleuths the tax sleuths? They do. The tax return of each of the 50,000 employees of the internal ".Revenue Service is checked in greater or less de tail by another IRS employee, perhaps by several. What's more, it's checked in the same office where the em ployee 'works. , . Does that mean a tax agent can fill out his return in the expectation that a buddy will go .over it with one closed? There is. however. , , m wnicn is tax returns do get an extra close look. At- 4 1 l I iciuiieu to earn nne mucf - "red flag" actually a snpriaf caret torm which sets it apart. To Regional Analyst All "flagged" returns' go to a regional analyst who ex amines them, decides -whiVh require onlv routine rhpptc arithmetic, which should get a lull audit. The 1958 figures suggest that the reffinnal eye analyst may be slightly more prone to order 'full audits Obtain entry blank at your Groceteria, sign your name, address and phone num ber drop in entry box winner an. nounced Monday, July 27. Enter often - you may be the lucky winner. You don't have to buy to par ticipate ... JUST register. " - , Ji ....for 1 Couple 2 Persons hi dregdn's Centennial . . i ...... Enjoy a breath-taking view of Portland in a 1959 Cessna Sky Jane from Skyways, Inc "North-West's largest flight opera tion." , , ' . Relax and enjoy the Oregon Coast at the famous Gearhart Hotel, Gearhart, Oregon. FREE golfing, equipment furnished -swimming, clam digging. Officials at TT? ' ViearlmiaT-. I than the plassifiore nrVm ters in Washington doubt it. cess the bulk of the nation's: More likely, .they maintain, 6" million annual individual the employee ' wouldn't dare returns. omit any .'extra income .or From the regional analvst claim toof much .exemptions, the returns go back to the since the person who audits IRS district office in which the return may, knqw too the employee works. There a much about the taxpayers fi- group supervisor assigns to an sancial affairs.' - agent each return earmark for full audit. Officials insist ixpisitien in Pirtlani FOUR NIGHTS - MEALS INCLUDED, AT THE CONGRESS HOTEL IN PORTLAND, ORE. FREE TICKETS TO THE OREGON CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION IN PORTLAND, ORE FREE GOLF AT COLWOOD GOLF COURSE, PORTLAND, ORE. FREE SCENIC FLIGHT WITH SKYWAY'S, INC. - TROUTDALE AIRPORT TWO NIGHTS - MEALS INCLUDED AT THE FAMOUS GEARHART HOTEL, GEARHART, ORE. ONE GIVEN AWAY EACH WEEK! sancial affairs. Checked More Than Once Moreover, returns ' selected lor lull audit are checked more than once; so that it 1 would be difficult if not im- ' possible for an IRS employee to make a "deal" inside his of fice. (Tax jeturns of ordinary taxpayers which get a full audit are also subject to re- v view at several levels.) Top officials feel their sys tem is effective. They say . analysis of IRS employees' re turns backs up their belief Figures made available to United Press International . show that proportionately lewer IKS employees are ' slapped with back tax claims than are other taxpayers. I Tax people also have less of . a tendency to overpay. . Both facts suggest that IRS 1 employees are more careful and more expert in preparing their returns perhaps' even a shade more honest, officials In 1958, the IRS fiigures showed, 3.8 per cent of all tax payers' returns got full audits as against 5.0 per cent of those .filed by IRS employees. Of those audited, 61.7 per cent of the . general group snowed taxes underpaid. In the IRS group it was 24.2 per cent. In the general grouD. 9.4 per cent of audits led to re funds. Only 5.0 . per cent of IRS employees whose returns' were checked completely re ceived refunds. Below Average The 613 IRS employees who ended up on the short end of the audits owed Uncle -Sam an average of $106. The 1,442, . 000 citizens whose returns were deficient owed an ave rage of $478. Despite reported complaints from the lijwer echelons of the Revenue Service, ton offi rials contend that the tax laws are applied to IRS-people no more harshly than to anyone ejse. They also have" the same rignts ox appeal. this precludes the possibility of anybody checking his own return. The system keeps most trs employees on the straight and narrow. But not all. Last year 14 Revenue Service were fired fof failing to pay ine proper income tax. Eye-catching Accent .STUDENT PASSES COURSE i Castaic, Calif. 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