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I t Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 22,1984 9 "Food Terminal" Only! Brans Specials Monday, February 20th to Saturday, February 25th Pronto, 2 Roll Package PAPER TOWELS S-» HONEYDEW Frozen Concentrated, With Honey ORANGE DRINK Grape Drink Also Available Maple Leaf Potato CHIPS 3 Pkg. Limit 5 Tin Limit Chef Boy-Ar-Dee Beef-O-Getti, Spaghetti with Ground Beef, Spaghetti with Mini Meat Balls, ABC's & 1, 2, 3's Mix and Match 425 g/ 15 oz. 5 Tin Limit Æ îr Canada Choice ED VEGETABLES 3 Bag Limit "CREAMED CORN "PEAS 'WAX BEANS 'GREEN BEANS 19 OZ./ 540 ml Mix And Match Imperial, Product of Brazil Net Weight 12 oz./340 g CORNED BEEF 10 Tin Limit Saico Segments lOfl.OZ. 284 ml. ii woiwworan gE 3 Tin Limit Five Roses ENRICHED FLOUR 2.5 kg/5.5 lb. :69 5 Tin Limit w m i,sk«s-S fc 'Hi Silverwood, 4 Litre Bag 2% MILK 1.99 2Ba£Limit Universal PINK SALMON 73/4oz/220g LlNlVERSA 5 Tin Limit Income Tax Tips 2.29 2 Bacj_Limit TIDE LAUNDRY DETERGENT Large 6 Litre Box 2 Box Limit Northland, Good To Minus 40 Degrees WINDSHIELD WASHER ANTI-FREEZE 4 Litre Bottle 2 Bottle Limit From Page 8 or district taxation offices. Revenue Canada's computer computer will not have your name and new address on file and, therefore, can't mail your personalized return return to you. If your address has changed, your previous address address must be indicated in the identification area of your non-personalized tax return (obtained at a post office or district taxation office). office). In the place where you are asked whetheryou have changed your address, you must write in your present address. In this way Revenue Revenue Canada's computer, which has only your old address, address, can change its information information andprocessyourtax return accurately. 10. Are you filing a Canadian Canadian income tax return for the first time? Since your name and address won't be on Revenue Canada mailing mailing lists yet, you will not receive receive your return by mail. You must therefore pick up a tax package from your district district taxation office or your post office. This package contains all the forms you will need and a guide to help you fill out your return properly. 11. If you are a Canadian resident resident with a taxable income, income, you must file an income income tax return on or before before April 30 each year. You can obtain the general income income tax return package, commonly called the T1 General, at any district taxation taxation office or post office in Canada. The package is available in either English or French. To file your income tax return return you must have a social insurance number. Ifyou do not have one, we suggest that you fill out form S-l, Application for a Social Insurance Insurance Number, as soon as possible. You can obtain this application form from the nearest Canada employment employment centre. If you want to receive your number in order to file your tax return, you must send in your application application as soon as possible. Any delay in filing your return return by April 30 will result in a fine and interest charges on your outstanding outstanding balance. You must attach to your tax return all information slips and official receipts required as listed on your return and in the guide. If you neglect to do this, the tax department will have to contact you to obtain the missing documents. You will normally receive your information slips before the end of March. If you have not received them by then, contact the organizations organizations responsible for issuing issuing them. They must be the official receipts issued for tax purposes. Revenue Canada Canada normally does not accept accept photocopies or cancelled cancelled cheques as valid receipts. receipts. Some deductions you may be claiming must be supported by receipts. Without your slips and receipts, receipts, your claims may be disallowed. Besides, if you are expectinga refund, missing missing information will probably. probably. delay the issuing of your cheque. 12. Guessing could cost you money! Before filling out your income tax return, make sure you have all the necessary information slips and receipts. As you go through your tax form, it will tell you what supporting supporting documents you must attach. attach. Deductions claimed without proper receipts could be disallowed, so if any are missing or lost, don't guess, contact the organization organization responsible for issuing them immediately. 13. If you arc not already the owner and occupant of a residence, residence, you can invest up to $1,000 per year in a regis tered home ownership savings savings plan (RHOSP) and claim a deduction on your income tax return equal to your contribution. You are entitled to only one RHOSP in your lifetime, and you can contribute a maximum of $10,000 to it. You may keep your plan in effect for up to 20 years without paying paying income tax on the savings savings accumulated. And as long as your plan is in effect the interest it accumulates does not have to be declared declared as income. To qualify for the RHOSP deduction on your 1983 return, return, you must have made your contribution on or before before December 31,1983. 14. If you operate a small business, receive investment investment income, or are a retired retired person or widowed, you are probably one of the taxpayers who must pay tax by instalments every three months. If during the year federal income tax is not deducted from at least three-quarters of your net income, and iflastyearyour federal tax payable was more than $400 and will be over $400 this year, you are required to pay instalments four times a year. If you don't, you will have to pay interest on late or insufficient insufficient instalments. All taxpayers required to pay their tax in instalments must make these payments on or before March 31,.June 30, September 30 and De- cemberSl ofeachyear.This does not apply to fishermen and farmers, who must pay by December 31 an instalment instalment equal to two-thirds of their tax payable. Ifyou think you should be paying tax by instalments, to help you calculate the amount, ask your district tax office for form T7B, In- talment guide for individuals. individuals. On that form, you calculate calculate your tax payments on your income for the current year based on either ymv tax payable for the prevnn.. year or your estimated tax payable for the current year. ; If this is your first insta! ment payment, send the form directly to your taxation taxation centre along with.your cheque or money order plus a note giving your name, address address and social insurance number. The taxation department department will then send you a T7DR, Remittance form, so that you can make future instalment payments where you bank or continue to send them directly to your taxation centre. If you pay where you bank, give your payment and parts 1 and .2 of the T7DR form to the teller. Part 2 will be returned to you as a receipt. Incidentally, Incidentally, this service is free. If you mail your payments to your taxation centre, attach part 1 of the T7DR to your cheque or money order, made payable to the Receiver Receiver General for Canada. Thus part or all of your tax will already be paid by the time you file your tax return, return, no later than the April 30 filing deadline. Any balance balance owing must then be remitted remitted by April 30, or else you may be required to pay interest charges for late or insufficient payments. 15. Most self-employed farmers and fishermen pay income tax instalments on or before December 31 each year. If your tax payable is more than $400, the payment payment must be equal to two- thirds of your estimated tax for the year, or two-thirds of the tax payable for the immediately immediately preceding year. Ifyou want to avoid interest charges, pay the instalment before the end of December. December. For more information, information, obtain form T7B, Instalment Instalment Guide for Farmers and Fishermen, from your district taxation office. Asthma Information at Whitby Public Library BONUS SPECIALS AVAILABLE MONDAY 9A.M. - SATURDAY 10P.M. Oshawa-Durham Food Terminal WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT Prices effective from Mon . Feb ZO to Set Feb 25/84 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 9a.m - 10pm 9am 10p.m. 9a.m -10pm. 9a.m -10pm 8am -10pm 7a.m. - 10p.iv HEY KIDS!! Oshawa Generals COLLECTOR'S ALBUMS Now Available At Your Knob Hill Oshawa/Durham. There is still time to register for Durham Region Lung Association's Asthma Information Series at the Whitby Public Library. This four session program will begin at 7:00 p.m., on Tuesday, March 13 and will continue on Thursday, March 15th, Tuesday, March 20, concluding Thursday. March 22nd. Speakers will include a family physician, pharmacist, public health nurse and physiotherapist, who will cover topics including the physical causes of asthma, use of medications (including inhalers), allergens in the environment and various coping techniques. Registration is $0, (individual or family), and will include one copy of the Lung Association's "Breathe Free" book and record package (suitable for six to nine year olds). For more details, or to apply for registration, please call Durham Region Lung Association (the Christmas Seal People) at 723-3151. r* 6s*r ■rxpa ' • ■ » •»*» «."at ( av»i| mm kem A- "t \f 'v/ • * HOME of THE hUEL ECONOMY CAR. midway datsun 1300 Dundas St, E„ Whitby 668-6828