Milt 8, 1919. 



The Horists? Review 



88 



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RETURN OF TAXABLE INCOME (a^"i';:;.°yj!.t'±^jt-l?:(lte:!l^^^^^^ 



A- INCOMt FROM 6USI>^ESS OR PBOf eSSIOM 



1 Kind of »iuinfi» 2 iuvneu aMms .. 



5. Total ial»» and mcome inm bvSinni of proffMHSnal Mt^'icet . . . 



COSr or COOOS solo other BUSINEU DtDUCTIONS: 



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Every merchant needs accurate store 



records for two purposes 



® At the end of each year he needs a complete, accurate report 

 of store transactions to help make out his Income Tax retum. 



(D He needs these same figures every business day. He needs 

 them to control his business. 



He needs these figures to know how 

 much money he is making, and what it 

 costs him to do business. 



Every merchant can get a record of his 

 store transactions in two ways — the old- 

 fashioned way, by hand, or he can get 

 them by machinery. 



A modem National Cash Register makes 



accurate, unchangeable records. It classi- 

 fies, adds, certifies. It saves work and 

 reduces expenses. 



No merchant should keep records by hand 

 that can be kept so easily by a National 

 Cash Register. 



A post card will bring full information 

 about what an up-to-date National will 

 do to help you. 



The National Cash Register Company 



Dayton, Ohio 

 Offices in all the principal cities of the world 



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