Overview of the Federal Tax System: Including Data on Tax and Revenue Measures Within the Jurisdiction of the Committee on Ways and MeansU.S. Government Printing Office, 1991 - 356 lappuses |
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... ( table 3 of this section and tables 1 and 3 of Part IV , " Historical Tables " ) . B. OVERVIEW Two basic economic principles underlie the structure of the indi- vidual income tax : efficiency and equity . These two principles may come ...
... ( table 3 of this section and tables 1 and 3 of Part IV , " Historical Tables " ) . B. OVERVIEW Two basic economic principles underlie the structure of the indi- vidual income tax : efficiency and equity . These two principles may come ...
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... table 9 ) , prepared by the Congressional Re- search Service , 1 provides an explanation for a number of common- ly used Federal individual income tax terms . The terms covered are explained in the order that they occur in the process ...
... table 9 ) , prepared by the Congressional Re- search Service , 1 provides an explanation for a number of common- ly used Federal individual income tax terms . The terms covered are explained in the order that they occur in the process ...
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... Table 6 shows marginal tax rates for 1991 . The top marginal rate has varied widely since the inception of the individual income tax . When first enacted in 1913 , the top mar- ginal rate was 7 percent , applicable only to taxable ...
... Table 6 shows marginal tax rates for 1991 . The top marginal rate has varied widely since the inception of the individual income tax . When first enacted in 1913 , the top mar- ginal rate was 7 percent , applicable only to taxable ...
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... Table 5 shows the marginal rate tables resulting from the phase- outs for 1990 . Rate Bubbles Under OBRA of 1990 OBRA of 1990 eliminated the phaseouts as they were structured under the Tax Reform Act of 1986. As a result , the 33 ...
... Table 5 shows the marginal rate tables resulting from the phase- outs for 1990 . Rate Bubbles Under OBRA of 1990 OBRA of 1990 eliminated the phaseouts as they were structured under the Tax Reform Act of 1986. As a result , the 33 ...
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... table will exist to show the bubble effect of the phaseout . Cutback in itemized deductions . Beginning in 1991 , itemized de- ductions are reduced by an amount equal to 3 percent of the excess of taxable income over $ 100,000 . The ...
... table will exist to show the bubble effect of the phaseout . Cutback in itemized deductions . Beginning in 1991 , itemized de- ductions are reduced by an amount equal to 3 percent of the excess of taxable income over $ 100,000 . The ...
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