Revision of Federal Tax on Capital Gains

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Action on Taxes in the Next Congress

President Roosevelt in campaign speeches at Pittsburgh on October 1 and at Worcester on October 21 declared that rising receipts would enable the federal government to balance its budget within a year or two without imposing new or increased taxes. Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau made a similar statement in an address in New York City, October 23, and Senator Harrison (D., Miss.), chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, concurred with these views at a press conference upon his ...

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