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Domestic News
September 4, 1953
Seward Seaport Record
Seward, Alaska
What is this article about?
District Director William E. Frank announced that Internal Revenue Agents have started a drive in Seattle and Tacoma to locate delinquent taxpayers, to expand statewide in Washington and to Alaska, as part of a national program by U.S. Commissioner T. Coleman Andrews.
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DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS
District Director William E. Frank has announced that Internal Revenue Agents in this district have begun a drive to locate taxpayers who are delinquent in meeting their requirement to file tax returns. The drive at present is being conducted in Seattle and Tacoma but in due course will be extended throughout the State of Washington and Territory of Alaska.
This search for delinquents is part of a national program instituted by U.S. Commissioner of Internal Revenue T. Coleman Andrews.
DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS
District Director William E. Frank has announced that Internal Revenue Agents in this district have begun a drive to locate taxpayers who are delinquent in meeting their requirement to file tax returns. The drive at present is being conducted in Seattle and Tacoma but in due course will be extended throughout the State of Washington and Territory of Alaska.
This search for delinquents is part of a national program instituted by U.S. Commissioner of Internal Revenue T. Coleman Andrews.
What sub-type of article is it?
Tax Enforcement
Government Program
What keywords are associated?
Tax Drive
Delinquent Taxpayers
Internal Revenue Agents
Seattle
Tacoma
Washington State
Alaska Territory
What entities or persons were involved?
William E. Frank
T. Coleman Andrews
Where did it happen?
Seattle And Tacoma
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Seattle And Tacoma
Key Persons
William E. Frank
T. Coleman Andrews
Event Details
Internal Revenue Agents have begun a drive to locate delinquent taxpayers who failed to file returns, starting in Seattle and Tacoma, to extend to Washington State and Alaska Territory, as part of a national program.