Los Banos Rotary Club History
Accountant Talks On Taxation

James J. Uhle, Merced accountant, was guest speaker at the Rotary Club luncheon Tuesday noon, speaking on the various phases of federal taxation, and explaining certain of the more recently enacted laws regulating income tax payments.

Improperly kept records, Uhle said, were the most frequent cause for federal claims for delinquent income tax, and he urged every farmer and businessman to keep an accurate record of all business transactions so that his income tax report might be properly prepared. He also explained portions of the law concerning sale and purchase of real property, and a new provision of the law requesting employers to report the whole amount of wages paid, even though the total wage paid is less than $500 a year.
The speaker was introduced by Charles Bates, local Rotarian who is in charge of Uhle's Los Banos office.
September 17, 1946

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