Synopsis Of The Principal Provisions Of The So-called Federal Income Tax Law (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781276654319)

Synopsis Of The Principal Provisions Of The So-called Federal Income Tax Law offers a concise overview of the early days of federal income tax in the United States. Authored by Jay Rogers Benton, this work provides insights into the legislative and practical aspects of the tax law as it was initially implemented. It serves as a valuable historical document for understanding the evolution of taxation and its impact on American society.

This book will appeal to readers interested in legal history, economic policy, and the development of governmental revenue systems. Benton's synopsis captures the nuances and complexities of the tax law during its formative years, making it an essential resource for researchers and anyone curious about the foundations of modern taxation.

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