The New National Tax Law, Complete
Beadle and Adams, firm. [from old catalog] · 1860
This publication is an authenticated official copy of the United States National Tax Law, passed in 1862 during the Civil War to provide internal revenue. Published by Beadle and Company in dime-book format, it comprises the complete text of legislation establishing the Commissioner of Internal Revenue and detailing comprehensive taxation procedures. The content covers organic sections creating the revenue office; general provisions for assessment and collection; specific taxes on spirits, ale, beer, and porter; licensing requirements for manufacturers; taxes on manufactured goods including tobacco, textiles, leather, iron, sugar, and coal; regulations for railroads, steamboats, and banking institutions; stamp duties on contracts, bills of exchange, and deeds; taxes on legacies and income; and an alphabetical schedule listing all taxable articles with rates. The work includes detailed provisions for appointing collectors and assessors, collection procedures, penalties for fraud and non-payment, and special regulations for particular states and circumstances.
About this artifact
- Creator
- Beadle and Adams, firm. [from old catalog]
- Date
- 1860
- Rights
- Public domain — free to view, share, and reuse.
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