Tax amendments sought to curb bank taxation disputes
A formal agreement outlines a form of amendment to Section 5219 allowing state or local taxation of national banks under limited conditions. The plan preserves protective principles while offering a fifth option for specific tax methods and aims to prevent costly CONGRESS challenges.
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New York
American Bankers Association
The
Association of States
Commissioners’ Committee
American Bankers Association Journal
Thomas B. Paton
Paton
U. S. Supreme Court
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