Reduction of Individual Income Taxes: Hearings Before the Committee on Finance, United States Senate, Eightieth Congress, Second Session, on H.R. 4790, an Act to Reduce Individual Income-tax Payments, and for Other Purposes ... IndexedU.S. Government Printing Office, 1948 - 655 lappuses |
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187. lappuse
... margarine was not the nutritious product that it has since become . Even so , the Congress should not have used the taxing powers to hit at margarine and could have dealt with the situation more directly by pure - food laws . But the ...
... margarine was not the nutritious product that it has since become . Even so , the Congress should not have used the taxing powers to hit at margarine and could have dealt with the situation more directly by pure - food laws . But the ...
188. lappuse
... margarine it is maximum and uniform the year round . Both products are equally digestible . Report after report by medical associations and nutritional scientists declares margarine to be a nutritious , high - quality food . For example ...
... margarine it is maximum and uniform the year round . Both products are equally digestible . Report after report by medical associations and nutritional scientists declares margarine to be a nutritious , high - quality food . For example ...
189. lappuse
... margarine , thus adequately protecting consumers . There are also , of course , criminal statutes in every State against fraud and misrepre- sentation . Of course , no law was ever passed which would prevent lawless men from breaking it ...
... margarine , thus adequately protecting consumers . There are also , of course , criminal statutes in every State against fraud and misrepre- sentation . Of course , no law was ever passed which would prevent lawless men from breaking it ...
190. lappuse
... MARGARINE Why then does the Federal Government impose the following taxes and license fees on margarine ? Excise taxes . Manufacturers ' license fees . Wholesalers ' license fees .. Retailers ' license fees . Colored modern margarine ...
... MARGARINE Why then does the Federal Government impose the following taxes and license fees on margarine ? Excise taxes . Manufacturers ' license fees . Wholesalers ' license fees .. Retailers ' license fees . Colored modern margarine ...
191. lappuse
... margarine legislation have been frank to say that their object is to ' protect ' the dairy industry . When the Washington tax of 15 cents per pound was carried to the Supreme Court , the sponsors of the act can- didly stated that their ...
... margarine legislation have been frank to say that their object is to ' protect ' the dairy industry . When the Washington tax of 15 cents per pound was carried to the Supreme Court , the sponsors of the act can- didly stated that their ...
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