WAR REVENUE LAW 1914. AN ACT TO INCREASE THE INTERNAL REVENUE, ANNOTATED WITH REFERENCE TO EARLIER ACTS AND TO OTHER EXTANT LAWS TABLE OF CASES, INDEX, ETC. BY THE PUBLISHER'S EDITORIAL STAFF. MB ALBANY, N. Y. MATTHEW BENDER & CO. PREFACE. EXCUSE IF NOT JUSTIFICATION "The War Revenue Act has been especially productive of doubtful questions."-Report of Atty. Gen., 1898, p. iii. According to the latest official record, based upon the figures of the Department of Justice, there were 4,431 cases on Internal Revenue Law pending in the Federal courts. (Report of Commissioner for 1913, p. 18.) The new Act repeals nothing and adds or revives much statute law-much of the very sort of thing in the way of hasty legislation which makes for litigation, as well as administrative difficulty. [iii] |