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University of Iowa Student Activities Bulletin, 1967-1970

1970-02-04 Human Relations Program Spring Semester Schedule Page 5

February 4, 1970  STUDENT ACTIVITIES BULLETIN  Page 5

STUDENT ORIENTATION ADVISERS WILL BE PAID $$$$$

Twelve positions are open to undergraduate students interested in the SUmmer Freshman Preregistration Program. THe students will act as hosts and guides for prospective students, conduct sessions on class scheduling and help register new students. The summer job is available under the work -study program.

The job, which guarantees $250.00, involves 64 work hours plus 50 additional hours of training sessions. The assigned work hours will be from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on July 9, 10, 13, 14, 16, 17, 20, and 21. The training sessions will be scheduled in May or June.

Applications are available in the Office of Student Affairs (111 Jessup Hall), Registrar's Office (1 Jessup Hall), Activities center (Iowa Memorial Union), or from Robert Leahy (1 Jessup Hall). Applications should be returned by February 28.

For additional information, contact Miss Helen Reich (353-3946) or Robert Leahy (353-3361).

TAX INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS

New Federal Tax Return

The old card form federal tax return, Form 1040A, has been discontinued and a new combined Form 1040 and 1040A has bee designed to fit all tax situations. However, students wanting to file a "short form" will be glad to know that page one of the new 1040 is the equivalent of the old 1040A card and calls for the same information but in a different format.

The new tax return uses a "building block" style to make it fit the different tax situations. For example: If a taxpayer itemizes deductions, he adds Schedule A -- Has interest and dividends over $100.00 -- he adds Schedule B -- Business income, Schedule C--etc., etc.

It's easy to prepare the new return but read your instructions carefully. Don't let your refund be delayed by an error.

Student Tax Refunds

Don't pass up your federal tax refund. Every year many students, who have been working part-time, relinquish small tax refunds so their parents can claim their exemption. This is generally not necessary since both you and your parents can claim your exemption under these circumstances:

(1) You do not file a joint return with your spouse.
(2) Your parents furnished over half of your total support.
(3) You were either:
(a) a full-time student during some part of five calendar months of the year, or
(b) under age 19 at the end of the year.

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February 4, 1970 STUDENT ACTIVITIES BULLETIN Page 5 STUDENT ORIENTATION ADVISERS WILL BE PAID $$$$$ Twelve positions are open to undergraduate students interested in the SUmmer Freshman Preregistration Program. THe students will act as hosts and guides for prospective students, conduct sessions on class scheduling and help register new students. The summer job is available under the work -study program. The job, which guarantees $250.00, involves 64 work hours plus 50 additional hours of training sessions. The assigned work hours will be from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on July 9, 10, 13, 14, 16, 17, 20, and 21. The training sessions will be scheduled in May or June. Applications are available in the Office of Student Affairs (111 Jessup Hall), Registrar's Office (1 Jessup Hall), Activities center (Iowa Memorial Union), or from Robert Leahy (1 Jessup Hall). Applications should be returned by February 28. For additional information, contact Miss Helen Reich (353-3946) or Robert Leahy (353-3361). TAX INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS New Federal Tax Return The old card form federal tax return, Form 1040A, has been discontinued and a new combined Form 1040 and 1040A has bee designed to fit all tax situations. However, students wanting to file a "short form" will be glad to know that page one of the new 1040 is the equivalent of the old 1040A card and calls for the same information but in a different format. The new tax return uses a "building block" style to make it fit the different tax situations. For example: If a taxpayer itemizes deductions, he adds Schedule A -- Has interest and dividends over $100.00 -- he adds Schedule B -- Business income, Schedule C--etc., etc. It's easy to prepare the new return but read your instructions carefully. Don't let your refund be delayed by an error. Student Tax Refunds Don't pass up your federal tax refund. Every year many students, who have been working part-time, relinquish small tax refunds so their parents can claim their exemption. This is generally not necessary since both you and your parents can claim your exemption under these circumstances: (1) You do not file a joint return with your spouse. (2) Your parents furnished over half of your total support. (3) You were either: (a) a full-time student during some part of five calendar months of the year, or (b) under age 19 at the end of the year.