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Tax notice
The Tax Office has issued a notice for international affiliates of the University.
All new international students, scholars, faculty members and other visitors who will receive any payments through the University payroll system -- for example, stipends, fellowships or wages -- must meet with the Tax Office prior to receiving payment.
At this meeting, a member of the office will review the individual's tax status to determine proper tax withholding, including whether the individual is eligible to claim a reduced income tax withholding rate pursuant to a tax treaty. The office will also determine if payments to the individual are exempt from Social Security and Medicare (FICA) tax withholding. For more information regarding payments to international individuals, visit the website at www.yale.edu/tax/int.
If an individual has not been set up on the payroll system prior to meeting with the Tax Office, he or she will need to provide documentation from the department regarding the position held (for example, postdoctoral fellow or postdoctoral associate) and type of payment (for example, stipend, fellowship or wage) at the appointment.
International students and scholars may schedule appointments through the International Tax Office website at www.yale.edu/tax/int by clicking "appointments" in the list of options. In addition, department administrators may schedule an appointment on behalf of an international student or scholar using this website. To schedule an appointment with the office directly, call (203) 432-5530 or (203) 432-5597, or send e-mail to jodie.stewart-moore@yale.edu or daysi.cardona@yale.edu.
During the month of September, appointments will be scheduled Monday-Thursday between 8:30 a.m. and 3 p.m.
The Chamber Music Society at Yale will present eight concerts in its 2004-2005
The series will begin with a performance by the renowned Guarneri String Quartet on Sept. 28. Other ensembles in the series will include the Tokyo Quartet, the Netherlands Wind Ensemble, the Lydian String Quarter and the Peabody Trio. Two bonus concerts will feature Yale performers. All concerts will take place at 8 p.m. on Tuesdays in Morse Recital Hall in Sprague Hall, 470 College St.
A limited number of subscriptions to the series of six regular concerts and two bonus concerts are still available. Subscriptions to the series are $132-$166 ($66 for students) and include free tickets to the two bonus concerts. Single tickets are $25-$32 ($13 for students) for the regular concerts, and $12 and $6 for the bonus concerts. Specially-priced student tickets, including rush seats, are available. For more information, call (203) 432-4158 or visit the website at www.yale.edu/music.
The Yale Medical Group Art Place at the Yale Physicians Building is accepting applications for submissions for its 10th exhibit, scheduled for November.
Artists from the University, medical center, hospital communities and outside community are invited to submit their work for consideration. Artists must complete an application and submit a portfolio of work with a minimum of 12-15 prints, slides or the actual works between Sept. 27 and 30.
For application forms and requirements, contact Lorraine Roseman at (203) 785-6763 or lorraine.roseman@yale.edu.
Yale Youth Hockey will conduct tryouts for children ages 7 through 14, starting on Aug. 28. For more information or to register, visit the website at www.yaleyouthhockey.com or call Susan at (860) 349-0282.
Four University choral groups will hold auditions from Aug. 31 through Sept. 7 at the Institute of Sacred Music or Battell Chapel.
The Yale Camerata is open to all singers at the University and from the greater New Haven area. Audition requirements include good sight-reading ability and a solo performance.
The Yale Repertory Chorus and Yale Recital Chorus are open to all University students. Both ensembles may be taken for credit or for pay. Audition requirements include good sight-reading ability and a solo performance.
The Yale Schola Cantorum is open to all University students. All members will be given a stipend of $25 per hour. Audition requirements include good sight-reading ability and a solo performance.
For more information about any of the ensembles, call (203) 432-5184 or send e-mail to jenna-claire.kemper@yale.edu.
The Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library will be closed to visitors through Sept. 6.
Readers may enter the library through the Wall St. entrance to Sterling Memorial Library. Reader hours are 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Evening hours for the reading room will resume on Sept 8.
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