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Wednesday, March 4, 1981

446 Queries About City

Seek Variances For Market, Restaurant

MCA ISLE CITY - VUUtorn from and ('«mda requested Informa tion about the dty during HMM. according to informa I ion roleaied today by

Mayor Dominui.C Raffa "The .city V Publicity Departmerft' answered 4^ individual requests for information from all over the country," Raff* said.

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"Each year the number of written requests

increases.”

THE REQUESTS covered a wide range of subjects, including city brochures, tide tables, fishing and boating information, summer events, job opportunities, local organisations, beach tag information, points of interest and other general in-

formation.

The city preijared a new information brochure last year with a nearly complete Jisting of the most re-

quested information. This COURT HOUSE - As brochure is presently ApnK and tax time ap:

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CAPE MAY - Variance requests involving the E-Z Market and Harry's Hut properties are scheduled to come before the 8 pin. March It meeting of the Zoning Board of Adjustments in City Hall

auditorium.

Dale Hardin is applying for two variances. One would permit him to use the premises of 1003 Lafayette Street tor a parking lot. It is currently the site of an old house that was damaged by fire last year. This Jot, known as block 1051, Tot 59 on the city tax map, is in residential toning. Mr. Hardin also applied for variance for

loading pnd non-confoimiilg design stan-* dards for the adjoining state property on Lafayette bt the foot of Madison block 1061 lot 58. These requests are being mflde in order to re vamp the existing butchery, market, and delicatessen by adding a 30-seat eating area. The other variance request involves the luncheonettee property at Beach and Grant, Block 1019 lot 23. Harry's Comer Inc. wants to construct a one-story addi- \ tion to the rear o£ the remodeled .restaurant for storage purposes. The pro perty is located in a motel/hotel district.

Tax Help Booklets Available

undergoing updating.

proaches, commercial

HELPING HANDBOOKS for commercial fishermen are available through the Marine Advisory Service under the Slate Sea Grant program through the county Extension Service.

Whylkissed George goodbye and joined the Marines.

I iyn Ami only one Iwnk had him. That's why I banked there. I it* was so new. He had sut.h great promise. But I found out I amid never really depend on his Guarantee How could he do this to me? He dropped every iJiecking account except N O W. And ev6n though I like N 0.\V . it was still nice to know I could get regular checking there too. Not anymore. Then he eliminated senior citizen accounts. To top it all off. he charged me giore when bank personnel handled my transaction than when he did! Bv Ceoige. I'd had it That’s when I decided to join the Marines. They'Ve still got all the great services I used to love George for Checking with interest (rind regular checking. Senior Citizen accounts. No charges for holding my

money. And a beautiful way with people. Yes.people. That’s.my story. I joined up and it paid off. Wouldn't you know it? I had to leam a lesson before I learned to depend on the Marines. Depend on the Marines

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fishermen must make time in their busy schedules to review their record keep-, ing systems, to note recent changes in tax laws artd to investigate potential- tax reducing programs. Sea Grant, through its Marine Advisory Service (MAS) Programs, assists commercial fishermen in these tasks by' providing information on\federal tax revisions and tax saving programs. The IRS ’publication, "Tax Guide for Commercial Fishermen,” summarizes this tax information ahd can/be obtained by requestihg a copy from the Cooperative Extension Service Office here. Stewart Tweed, the MAS Marine Extension Agent for Cape May, Cumberland, and Salem counties, explained that the 52-page booklet is prepared annually by the IRS with advice and assistance from the MAS. TWEED SAID THAT this publication is designed to help fishermen become familiar with the federal tax laws as they apply to the fishing business. It discusses changes in the tax laws and important filing dates that affect fishermen. For example', it explains when and how certain kinds of income are taxed and how certain expenses may be deducted. This information Will^allow fishermen to pay ofiily the correct amount of tax. This booklet is for the commercial fishermen who reports his profit or loss on Schedule C (Form 1040) and it does not cover the corporate or partnership form of business operation. THIS GUIDE IS divided into 16 chapters which give information on topics such as Business Expenses, SelfEmployment Tax, Losses

from Operating a Business, Investment Credit and other Tax Saving Considerations. "A very iiriportant part of preparing your return is to keep good records," Tweed said. "Chapter 2 provides a list of valuable record keeping ideas and the final chapter offers a sample record keeping system. Record keeping books for next year’s tax are available from the MAS." New Jersey,’s MAS programs are administered through a cooperative effort of the Rutgers Cooperative Extension Service and the New Jersey Marine Sciences Consortium. Programs are designed to bring information on Marine Science Research and Extension Activities to the residents of New Jersey. Additional information - can be obtained by calling the County Cooperative Extension Service.

Seminar Set On Erosion

MAYS LANDING - The Cape-Atlantic Soil Conservation District is sponsoring a training session on the revisons to the standards for soil erosion and sediment control in New Jersey. Topics to be covered will be a review of revisions to the State Standards, review of Chapter 459, in addition to slides on various stabilization measures installed to date. Anyone wanting to attend this session should call the Cape-Atlantic District at 625-3144.

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