Revenue to Defray War Expenses: Hearings & Briefs... on H.R. 4280U.S. Government Printing Office, 1917 - 665 pages |
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... tion , depreciation , exhaustion , or obsolescence to be provided for out of current earnings wholly in addition to the loss through actual " wear and tear and absolutely of equal significance and reality . It is interesting to note ...
... tion , depreciation , exhaustion , or obsolescence to be provided for out of current earnings wholly in addition to the loss through actual " wear and tear and absolutely of equal significance and reality . It is interesting to note ...
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... tion by that other person in reaching his net income . on It may be suggested that because the income receiver goes free of tax the Government thereby loses such tax unless this prohibition is made . Slight at- tention to this ...
... tion by that other person in reaching his net income . on It may be suggested that because the income receiver goes free of tax the Government thereby loses such tax unless this prohibition is made . Slight at- tention to this ...
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... tion paying interest on coupon bonds , where the tax has been assumed by the corporation , is forced under the present situation to pay the coupons in full and the tax on the entire issue , even though the interest is in reality paid to ...
... tion paying interest on coupon bonds , where the tax has been assumed by the corporation , is forced under the present situation to pay the coupons in full and the tax on the entire issue , even though the interest is in reality paid to ...
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... tion . In practice it makes the holder of common stock pay the normal in- come tax of the bondholder . If the bill is to be passed in its present form it would mean that the corporations , and through them their common stock- holders ...
... tion . In practice it makes the holder of common stock pay the normal in- come tax of the bondholder . If the bill is to be passed in its present form it would mean that the corporations , and through them their common stock- holders ...
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... difficulty seems simple , assuming that the present genera- tion should pay one - half of the cost of the war . That does not necessarily mean that one - half of the money spent each REVENUE TO DEFRAY WAR EXPENSES . 27.
... difficulty seems simple , assuming that the present genera- tion should pay one - half of the cost of the war . That does not necessarily mean that one - half of the money spent each REVENUE TO DEFRAY WAR EXPENSES . 27.
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