CHURCHILL, Winston S. Typed letter signed (“Winston S. Churchill”), to Director of International Operations, Internal Revenue Service, Chartwell, August 1963. 5 pages, 4to, Chartwell stationery, with original envelope (postmarked 30 August 1963) .
CHURCHILL, Winston S. Typed letter signed (“Winston S. Churchill”), to Director of International Operations, Internal Revenue Service, Chartwell, August 1963. 5 pages, 4to, Chartwell stationery, with original envelope (postmarked 30 August 1963) . CHURCHILL BATTLES THE TAX MAN in this letter to the American IRS, requesting “thast an extension of time be granted to me for filing my individual United States income tax returns for the calendar years 1959, 1961 and 1962…I am a citizen of and resident in the United Kingdom and I am not engaged in trade or business in the United States…” Churchill received U.S. income in connection from the television documentary adaptation of his Second World War memoir, but was originally told by his tax advisors that neither U.K. nor U.S. taxes would be due. “Within the past few months, it has come to my attention that a portion of the payments received…may be taxable in the United States…” [ With :] CHURCHILL. Partial document signed (“Winston S. Churchill”), 23 March 1950. 2 pp., 4to. Signature leaf only for 1949 tax return. – CHURCHILL. Partial document signed (“W.S. Churchill”), 29 November 1950. 2 pp., 4to. Signature leaf only of 1950 tax return. – CHURCHILL. Partial document signed twice (“W.S. Churchill”), Surtax for year 1951-52, Ended 5th April 1952. 6 pp., 4to. -- CHURCHILL. Partial document signed (“Winston S. Churchill”), 20 January 1954. 2pp., 4to. Signature leaf only of 1953 tax return. Together 5 items.
CHURCHILL, Winston S. Typed letter signed (“Winston S. Churchill”), to Director of International Operations, Internal Revenue Service, Chartwell, August 1963. 5 pages, 4to, Chartwell stationery, with original envelope (postmarked 30 August 1963) .
CHURCHILL, Winston S. Typed letter signed (“Winston S. Churchill”), to Director of International Operations, Internal Revenue Service, Chartwell, August 1963. 5 pages, 4to, Chartwell stationery, with original envelope (postmarked 30 August 1963) . CHURCHILL BATTLES THE TAX MAN in this letter to the American IRS, requesting “thast an extension of time be granted to me for filing my individual United States income tax returns for the calendar years 1959, 1961 and 1962…I am a citizen of and resident in the United Kingdom and I am not engaged in trade or business in the United States…” Churchill received U.S. income in connection from the television documentary adaptation of his Second World War memoir, but was originally told by his tax advisors that neither U.K. nor U.S. taxes would be due. “Within the past few months, it has come to my attention that a portion of the payments received…may be taxable in the United States…” [ With :] CHURCHILL. Partial document signed (“Winston S. Churchill”), 23 March 1950. 2 pp., 4to. Signature leaf only for 1949 tax return. – CHURCHILL. Partial document signed (“W.S. Churchill”), 29 November 1950. 2 pp., 4to. Signature leaf only of 1950 tax return. – CHURCHILL. Partial document signed twice (“W.S. Churchill”), Surtax for year 1951-52, Ended 5th April 1952. 6 pp., 4to. -- CHURCHILL. Partial document signed (“Winston S. Churchill”), 20 January 1954. 2pp., 4to. Signature leaf only of 1953 tax return. Together 5 items.
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