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Income Taxes. Deductions: Business Expenses. Expenses Incurred in Performing Lobbying Contract Contrary to Public Policy Held Not Deductible

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Income Taxes. Deductions: Business Expenses. Expenses Incurred in Performing Lobbying Contract Contrary to Public Policy Held Not Deductible, Harvard Law Review, Vol. 54, No. 4 (Feb., 1941), pp. 698-699

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Income Taxes. Deductions: Business Expenses. Expenses Incurred in Performing Lobbying Contract Contrary to Public Policy Held Not Deductible, Harvard Law Review, Vol. 54, No. 4 (Feb., 1941), pp. 698-699

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Income Taxes. Deductions: Business Expenses. Expenses Incurred in Performing Lobbying Contract Contrary to Public Policy Held Not Deductible, Harvard Law Review, Vol. 54, No. 4 (Feb., 1941), pp. 698-699

Key concepts: Deductible, Tax deduction, Business, Economics, Labour economics, Actuarial science, Gross income, Public economics

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