History of the Bradenton Trailer Park 1936-1968 page 7 University of South Florida Tampa Library still image eng Seventh page of the pamphlet “The Kiwanis Club of Bradenton Florida A History of the Bradenton Trailer Park 1936-1968”; compiled by: Clay Guthridge – June 1968(cont. from p. 6)“payment of any federal income tax on the profits derived from operation of the trailer park until the year 1961, when discussions were initiated by the federal government. As a result, and subsequent legal adjustments, a sum was accepted by the government for the years of 1961 – 62 -63, any taxes for previous years were forgiven, and a method established for future tax responsibility as of June 1st, 1963.It had become apparent that the Bradenton Kiwanis Club was actually in the business of operating a trailer park and was legally responsible for federal income taxes. Accordingly, with the cooperation of the government, the Bradenton Trailer Park Corporation was formed to operate the park under a lease from the club. The profits of the corporation, after making lease payments to the club, are subject to federal income taxes; payments received by the club under the lease agreement are not subject to federal taxes.County taxes of the residents are covered by the issuance of license tags for the trailers and property taxes for carports, cabanas, and storage structures. City taxes are assessed on fixed structures attached to the trailers.Compiled by: Clay Guthridge – June 1968 Seventh page of the pamphlet “The Kiwanis Club of Bradenton Florida A History of the Bradenton Trailer Park 1936-1968”; compiled by: Clay Guthridge – June 1968(cont. from p. 6)“payment of any federal income tax on the profits derived from operation of the trailer park until the year 1961, when discussions were initiated by the federal government. As a result, and subsequent legal adjustments, a sum was accepted by the government for the years of 1961 – 62 -63, any taxes for previous years were forgiven, and a method established for future tax responsibility as of June 1st, 1963.It had become apparent that the Bradenton Kiwanis Club was actually in the business of operating a trailer park and was legally responsible for federal income taxes. Accordingly, with the cooperation of the government, the Bradenton Trailer Park Corporation was formed to operate the park under a lease from the club. The profits of the corporation, after making lease payments to the club, are subject to federal income taxes; payments received by the club under the lease agreement are not subject to federal taxes.County taxes of the residents are covered by the issuance of license tags for the trailers and property taxes for carports, cabanas, and storage structures. City taxes are assessed on fixed structures attached to the trailers.Compiled by: Clay Guthridge – June 1968 Bradenton Trailer Park United States Florida--Manatee County—Bradenton Manatee County Public Library Historic Photograph Collection
History of the Bradenton Trailer Park 1936-1968 page 7
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Seventh page of the pamphlet “The Kiwanis Club of Bradenton Florida A History of the Bradenton Trailer Park 1936-1968”; compiled by: Clay Guthridge – June 1968(cont. from p. 6)“payment of any federal income tax on the profits derived from operation of the trailer park until the year 1961, when discussions were initiated by the federal government. As a result, and subsequent legal adjustments, a sum was accepted by the government for the years of 1961 – 62 -63, any taxes for previous years were forgiven, and a method established for future tax responsibility as of June 1st, 1963.It had become apparent that the Bradenton Kiwanis Club was actually in the business of operating a trailer park and was legally responsible for federal income taxes. Accordingly, with the cooperation of the government, the Bradenton Trailer Park Corporation was formed to operate the park under a lease from the club. The profits of the corporation, after making lease payments to the club, are subject to federal income taxes; payments received by the club under the lease agreement are not subject to federal taxes.County taxes of the residents are covered by the issuance of license tags for the trailers and property taxes for carports, cabanas, and storage structures. City taxes are assessed on fixed structures attached to the trailers.Compiled by: Clay Guthridge – June 1968
Seventh page of the pamphlet “The Kiwanis Club of Bradenton Florida A History of the Bradenton Trailer Park 1936-1968”; compiled by: Clay Guthridge – June 1968(cont. from p. 6)“payment of any federal income tax on the profits derived from operation of the trailer park until the year 1961, when discussions were initiated by the federal government. As a result, and subsequent legal adjustments, a sum was accepted by the government for the years of 1961 – 62 -63, any taxes for previous years were forgiven, and a method established for future tax responsibility as of June 1st, 1963.It had become apparent that the Bradenton Kiwanis Club was actually in the business of operating a trailer park and was legally responsible for federal income taxes. Accordingly, with the cooperation of the government, the Bradenton Trailer Park Corporation was formed to operate the park under a lease from the club. The profits of the corporation, after making lease payments to the club, are subject to federal income taxes; payments received by the club under the lease agreement are not subject to federal taxes.County taxes of the residents are covered by the issuance of license tags for the trailers and property taxes for carports, cabanas, and storage structures. City taxes are assessed on fixed structures attached to the trailers.Compiled by: Clay Guthridge – June 1968
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