Treasury warns taxes signal deeper economic strain after war
Randolph B. Paul, Treasury General Counsel, says high taxes reflect a broader shortage of civilian goods after war needs. He urges living standards adjustments and warns heavy new income taxes begin March 15. He defends withholding plans and argues inflation risks, noting most bondholders keep buying war bonds.
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