The Bulletin of the National Tax Association, Volume 7The Association, 1922 |
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... amendment of the federal bank tax law and of numer- ous state laws in order to provide for the contingency caused by the decision referred to above . The conference thereafter adopted resolutions looking to such action . It was Awful ...
... amendment of the federal bank tax law and of numer- ous state laws in order to provide for the contingency caused by the decision referred to above . The conference thereafter adopted resolutions looking to such action . It was Awful ...
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... amendment to the federal constitution in- troduced by him and now pending in Con- gress . The conference expressed ... amended as to permit the states to tax national banks or the shares thereof or the income there from , according to ...
... amendment to the federal constitution in- troduced by him and now pending in Con- gress . The conference expressed ... amended as to permit the states to tax national banks or the shares thereof or the income there from , according to ...
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... amendment to the Constitution of the United States which will permit the principle thus stated to be embodied in our national in- come tax law . " Repeal of Federal Estate Tax " WHEREAS , at the first conference of the Na- tional Tax ...
... amendment to the Constitution of the United States which will permit the principle thus stated to be embodied in our national in- come tax law . " Repeal of Federal Estate Tax " WHEREAS , at the first conference of the Na- tional Tax ...
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... amendment was agreed to by the Senate in 1919 and one by the House in 1921 , but neither was agreed to by both Houses . The present constitution provides for a total levy for schools of fourteen mills and a proposed amendment , to be ...
... amendment was agreed to by the Senate in 1919 and one by the House in 1921 , but neither was agreed to by both Houses . The present constitution provides for a total levy for schools of fourteen mills and a proposed amendment , to be ...
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... amended by doubling all of the existing rates . The maximum penalty bid permissible at tax sales was increased from 6 to 12 per cent . Formerly it was 25 per cent , and under the 6 per cent limit there was prac- tically no bidding at ...
... amended by doubling all of the existing rates . The maximum penalty bid permissible at tax sales was increased from 6 to 12 per cent . Formerly it was 25 per cent , and under the 6 per cent limit there was prac- tically no bidding at ...
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