Tax Bonds Proposed To Ease War Era Taxes
United Press reports Senate Finance Chair George urged taxpayers may defer part of their taxes by buying government bonds. Plan would let 10 percent of income go to bonds redeemable in five annual installments after the war, with gains taxed at 15 percent. House Ways and Means Chairman Doughton urged local governments to cut expenses to ease tax impact.
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States debate taxes and federal role in relief
States consider eliminating or cutting sales and income taxes while the federal government retracts aid. The shift would require states and local communities to shoulder greater fiscal responsibility, restoring balance between federal assistance and local funding.
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