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... problem , the reduction is scheduled for the first stage - July 1 , 1965. The remaining part of the reduction is scheduled for January 1 , 1966 ( December 31 , 1965 , in the case of certain admission taxes and the cabaret tax ) . In the ...
... problem , the reduction is scheduled for the first stage - July 1 , 1965. The remaining part of the reduction is scheduled for January 1 , 1966 ( December 31 , 1965 , in the case of certain admission taxes and the cabaret tax ) . In the ...
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... problems as highway safety , air pollution , and automobile graveyards ? The other differences in the House bill ... problem here is that some large components of trucks are subject to a 10 - percent tax if they are in- stalled by a ...
... problems as highway safety , air pollution , and automobile graveyards ? The other differences in the House bill ... problem here is that some large components of trucks are subject to a 10 - percent tax if they are in- stalled by a ...
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... problem , that the threat of any kind of a buying slowup on the items on which tax reductions would be scheduled could be minimized to a very substantial extent provided there was a rea- sonably short period of time between the ...
... problem , that the threat of any kind of a buying slowup on the items on which tax reductions would be scheduled could be minimized to a very substantial extent provided there was a rea- sonably short period of time between the ...
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... problem . The CHAIRMAN . What would be the loss to the Treasury ? Secretary FOWLER . About $ 50 million additional gross revenue loss . The CHAIRMAN . The next question , what is the difference between the House passed bill and the ...
... problem . The CHAIRMAN . What would be the loss to the Treasury ? Secretary FOWLER . About $ 50 million additional gross revenue loss . The CHAIRMAN . The next question , what is the difference between the House passed bill and the ...
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... problem . Senator WILLIAMS . One basis for that question was that the Presi- dent in his budget message to the Congress in January of this year stated that he was going to recommend an excise tax cut of $ 1,750 million . Then on May 17 ...
... problem . Senator WILLIAMS . One basis for that question was that the Presi- dent in his budget message to the Congress in January of this year stated that he was going to recommend an excise tax cut of $ 1,750 million . Then on May 17 ...
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