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1921•The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social ScienceOpen access

The General Sales Tax Is Not the Way Out

Arthur A. Ballantine

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Preliminary statements as to the amount of in- come and excess profits taxes paid on March 15, 1921, appear to indicate that the actual yield, which was very difficult to gauge because of the

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Preliminary statements as to the amount of in- come and excess profits taxes paid on March 15, 1921, appear to indicate that the actual yield, which was very difficult to gauge because of the

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Preliminary statements as to the amount of in- come and excess profits taxes paid on March 15, 1921, appear to indicate that the actual yield, which was very difficult to gauge because of the

Key concepts: Business, Sales tax, Ad valorem tax, Double taxation, Finance

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