IRS Tax Exemption 1951-1952 Question 17

IRS Tax Exemption 1951-1952 Question 17

IRS Tax Exemption 1951-1952 Question 17

Name/Title

IRS Tax Exemption 1951-1952 Question 17

Entry/Object ID

1701

Scope and Content

Document Transcription: MW-1550 STATEMENT IN ANSWER TO QUESTION 17 ON "EXEMPTION APPLICATION" ON U.S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT FORM 1025 OF THE WILLIAM BULL AND SARAH WELLS FAMILY ASSOCIATION, INC. The corporation's annual meeting is held on the last Wednesday in August of each year and the Treasurer makes a statement of the Association's financial affairs as of July, in each year to be sent out to the members with a notice of the annual meeting. Attached hereto is a copy of the notice of the annual meeting ~~to be~~ held on August 27, 1952 as sent to the members of the Association. The Treasurer's report, as printed in this notice, for the period beginning July 1, 1951 and ending July 10, 1952, sets forth all the receipts and disbursements of the corporation during the said period. If any further itemization of said receipts and disbursements is desired, it will be furnished on request. STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF THE CORPORATION AS OF JULY 10, 1952: Real Estate in the Town of Hamptonburgh, Orange County consisting of approximately acres assessed at $ Plot of ground rectangular in form, 25 ft. X 15 ft. surrounding a monument set in the fence on the Goshen and Washingtonville road for which the Association paid $100.00 and which is un- assessed - Value $100.00 Personal property consisting of contents of house and camp chairs, tables, etc. for use at picnics, insured for 2,500.00 Balance in checking account in Citizens Bank, Monroe, N. Y. 948.35 Endowment Fund - Balance in Newburgh Savings Bank 5,278.05 3 shares of Chester National Bank stock "E" $100.00 U. S. Bond