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The Income Tax
August 10, 1918 issue

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The article presents information about two books on income tax. "Income Tax Law and Accounting, 1918," by Godfrey N. Nelson; "Income Tax Procedure, 1918," by Robert H. Montgomery. Nelson and Montgomery are only two of the legion of writers who have hastened to enlighten the taxpayer in the U.S. as to the meaning of income for purposes of the new tax law and as to his duty in furnishing the required reports. One reason for these books was the failure of the U.S. Congress, in the press of war legislation, to codify the various income tax acts.

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BOOKS; INCOME Tax Law & Accounting 1918 (Book); INCOME Tax Procedure 1918 (Book); NELSON, Godfrey N.; MONTGOMERY, Robert H.; INCOME tax
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