The Bulletin of the National Tax Association, Volume 7The Association, 1922 |
From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 72
Page 2
... appears to be nearing a point where some compromise be- tween the conflicting elements seems as- sured . Mr. J. H. Fertig described the constitu- tional situation in Pennsylvania and the work of the revision committee . In the evening ...
... appears to be nearing a point where some compromise be- tween the conflicting elements seems as- sured . Mr. J. H. Fertig described the constitu- tional situation in Pennsylvania and the work of the revision committee . In the evening ...
Page 13
... appears that there , as else- where , the tendency on the part of the public generally , fostered often by local officials , is to charge the increase in taxes to domination by the state . In New York , for instance , the incessant cry ...
... appears that there , as else- where , the tendency on the part of the public generally , fostered often by local officials , is to charge the increase in taxes to domination by the state . In New York , for instance , the incessant cry ...
Page 16
... appear under Licenses and Permits in the present bulletin . EXPLANATION OF TERMS USED In the classification of receipts the terms " Taxes " and " Special Assessments " are self - explanatory . Licenses and Permits cover incorporation ...
... appear under Licenses and Permits in the present bulletin . EXPLANATION OF TERMS USED In the classification of receipts the terms " Taxes " and " Special Assessments " are self - explanatory . Licenses and Permits cover incorporation ...
Page 22
... appearing that the law re- quired the deposit of the tax as a prerequi- site to suit to review the assessment and contained no provision for getting it back , the court held that remedy at law was not clearly adequate . " " The law ...
... appearing that the law re- quired the deposit of the tax as a prerequi- site to suit to review the assessment and contained no provision for getting it back , the court held that remedy at law was not clearly adequate . " " The law ...
Page 25
... appears in sec- tion one of the act was a manifest clerical error ; that the intangible property of a railway could be assessed only by the State Tax Board , and that the act neither re- quired nor authorized double taxation.— Druesdow ...
... appears in sec- tion one of the act was a manifest clerical error ; that the intangible property of a railway could be assessed only by the State Tax Board , and that the act neither re- quired nor authorized double taxation.— Druesdow ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
A. E. HOLCOMB administration amendment amount annual applied assessment assessor assets authority bonds Bulletin burden capital stock cent claim collected commerce clause committee conference constitutional court held death debt decedent decision deduction district dividend earnings effect equal eral erty estate tax ex rel excess profits tax excise tax fact federal franchise gible highways imposed income tax increase inheritance tax intangible property interest interstate commerce investment land legislation legislature license limitation ment motor vehicle municipal N. Y. Supp national banks National Tax Association net income North Dakota paid payment personal property poration profits prop property tax purposes question railroad real estate revenue sales tax securities shares statute stockholders Supreme Court Tax Commission Tax Commissioner tax law tax rate taxa taxable taxpayer tion transfer trust U. S. Sup valuation York