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- James Couzens, Andrew Mellon, the "Greatest Tax Suit in the History of the World," and the Creation of the Joint Committee on Taxation and Its Staff
- Publication 4639 Catalog Number 50891P (Rev
- Is the United States Tax Court Exempt from Administrative Law Jurisprudence When Acting As a Reviewing Court
- Dynamic Scoring in the Congressional Budget Process
- A History of Federal Estate, Gift, and Generation-Skipping Taxes
- Commissioner of Internal Revenue 1942
- Washington, Friday, August 21, 1936
- D Case 1:18-Cv-06427 Document 2 Filed 07/17/18 Page 1 of 3
- Scope and Use of Taxpayer Confidentiality and Disclosure Provisions – Volume 1
- Large Dollar Refunds Are Not Always Examined and Sent to the Joint Committee on Taxation
- GIFT and ESTATE TAXES and the CASE for DEUNIFICATION All Rights Reserved Jay A
- Perpetuating Inequality by Taxing Wealth
- The Scope of the Power of the Internal Revenue Service to Reallocate Under Section 482, 6 B.C.L
- New Deal Economic Policies FDR and the Congress, 1933 to 1938
- Taxation of Imaginary Profits Under the Federal Income Tax Law of 1926
- The Power of Congress to Levy Taxes for Distribution to the States, 12 N.C
- Federal Taxation in America: a History: Third Edition W
- The Economic Interest Concept: a Historical and Policy Perspective
- Report of the Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation
- The Estate Tax: Ninety Years and Counting
- VC APUS Study Guide
- The Taxing Power of the Federal and State Governments
- A Tax Theory of the Firm
- Recent Legislative Changes in the Constitutional Status of the United States Tax Court and the Courts of the District of Columbia
- Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Historical Study: IRS Historical Fact Book: a Chronology 1646-1992
- A History of Tax Regulation Prior to the Administrative Procedure Act