The Internal Revenue Code of 1954: Hearings Before the Committee on Finance, United States Senate, Eighty-third Congress, Second Session, on H.R. 8300, an Act to Revise the Internal Revenue Laws of the United States, 3. daļaU.S. Government Printing Office, 1954 - 2443 lappuses |
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1155. lappuse
... dividends on the common shares of stock of the X corporation have been increased from $ 1.45 per share annually to ... dividend . No real profit can accrue in either instance until the stock is sold . The stated purpose of section 359 is ...
... dividends on the common shares of stock of the X corporation have been increased from $ 1.45 per share annually to ... dividend . No real profit can accrue in either instance until the stock is sold . The stated purpose of section 359 is ...
1161. lappuse
... dividend itself , should certainly not be accepted by the Senate . Corporations who issued nontaxable preferred stock dividends on common prior to January 1 , 1954 , and in some cases as much as 30 or ever 40 years ago , should not be ...
... dividend itself , should certainly not be accepted by the Senate . Corporations who issued nontaxable preferred stock dividends on common prior to January 1 , 1954 , and in some cases as much as 30 or ever 40 years ago , should not be ...
1162. lappuse
... dividend sold it the next day to an insurance company and was allowed to pay tax at capital gains rates . That is what the court held . The House bill deals only with redemption of preferred stock dividends and not with their sale . A ...
... dividend sold it the next day to an insurance company and was allowed to pay tax at capital gains rates . That is what the court held . The House bill deals only with redemption of preferred stock dividends and not with their sale . A ...
1164. lappuse
... dividend should certainly not be accepted by the Senate . Corporations who issued nontaxable preferred - stock dividends on common prior to January 1 , 1954 , and in some cases as much as 30 or even 40 years ago , should not be trapped ...
... dividend should certainly not be accepted by the Senate . Corporations who issued nontaxable preferred - stock dividends on common prior to January 1 , 1954 , and in some cases as much as 30 or even 40 years ago , should not be trapped ...
1165. lappuse
... dividend sold it the next day to an insurance com- pany and was allowed to pay tax at capital gain rates . The House bill deals only with redemption of preferred stock dividends and not with their sale . A dividend tax should be levied ...
... dividend sold it the next day to an insurance com- pany and was allowed to pay tax at capital gain rates . The House bill deals only with redemption of preferred stock dividends and not with their sale . A dividend tax should be levied ...
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