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Discriminations in Federal Taxation of State and Local Government Securities

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The battle over the tax-exempt security between the federal and the state and local governments has entered a new phase. Not content with merely taxing the income of new federal securities issued after March 1, 1941, the President, in his budget message to Congress of January 6, 1942, recommended legislation which would tax future state and local government securities, and the Secretary of the Treasury, in a speech in Cleveland on January 24, 1942, declared that it was high time to tax the income of outstanding issues as well. Up to this point, it had been the policy of the Administration to request only that the income tax be applied to future state and local government obligations.

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  • Buehler, Alfred G., 1942. "Discriminations in Federal Taxation of State and Local Government Securities," American Political Science Review, Cambridge University Press, vol. 36(2), pages 302-312, April.
    • Handle: RePEc:cup:apsrev:v:36:y:1942:i:02:p:302-312_04
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