Hearings, Reports and Prints of the Senate Committee on FinanceU.S. Government Printing Office, 1976 |
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... payors and the Federal Government depending to a large extent on how you design the system . It was recognized that the cost to the payors would be quite great , back in 1962 , and in an attempt to offset that cost it was provided that ...
... payors and the Federal Government depending to a large extent on how you design the system . It was recognized that the cost to the payors would be quite great , back in 1962 , and in an attempt to offset that cost it was provided that ...
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... payors of divi- dends and interest . Why ? Because there is a very great incentive , thanks for the fact that employment taxes are so high , for employers to classify their employees as independent contractors , and this is a matter ...
... payors of divi- dends and interest . Why ? Because there is a very great incentive , thanks for the fact that employment taxes are so high , for employers to classify their employees as independent contractors , and this is a matter ...
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... payors will find a way to relieve themselves of the burden one way or the other . It will either fall upon the Government through tax deductions , or otherwise , or they will , in effect , have less dividends and interest ultimately to ...
... payors will find a way to relieve themselves of the burden one way or the other . It will either fall upon the Government through tax deductions , or otherwise , or they will , in effect , have less dividends and interest ultimately to ...
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... payors of dividends and interest , and on the Government . It must be fair ; that is , we must do our best to avoid imposing unreasonable burdens on any particular groups of involved parties . Finally , although I sometimes wonder ...
... payors of dividends and interest , and on the Government . It must be fair ; that is , we must do our best to avoid imposing unreasonable burdens on any particular groups of involved parties . Finally , although I sometimes wonder ...
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... payors , the plan required withholding even where the receipient was not taxable on the item paid - for example , tax - exempt organiza- tions or persons with no taxable income . Also , payors were not required to furnish a statement of ...
... payors , the plan required withholding even where the receipient was not taxable on the item paid - for example , tax - exempt organiza- tions or persons with no taxable income . Also , payors were not required to furnish a statement of ...
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