Income Tax

Chandler's Encyclopedia · 1898 · p. 29
One paid in proportion to a person's income; therefore a direct tax. It has many theoretical advantages, and has been frequently utilized. Yet it is nece arily somewhat inquisitorial; there is always difficulty in obtaining a truthful report of income, and it is distinctly unpopular in the U. S.
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