Virginia Pays Goodly Sam For U S Support
A fragmented report notes Virginia contributes to federal support as taxpayers corporations and individuals approach nearly 100000 dollars annually in income to the government.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1930
Page
7
A fragmented report notes Virginia contributes to federal support as taxpayers corporations and individuals approach nearly 100000 dollars annually in income to the government.
The Bureau公布 1930 fiscal year collection figures ending June 30 show Virginia paid $96,693,897 to the federal treasury, up from $87,484,287 in 1929, an increase of about 10 percent. National totals from all states and territories reached $3,038,498,929, up $99,444,554, with Virginia accounting for nearly 10 percent of the rise.
The data shows North Carolina contributing about 274.26 million dollars in the 1930s, nearly three times Virginia’s outlay. Delaware, with three counties, paid about 40.15 million, close to Virginia’s total. Corporate incomes in Virginia were 14.36 million and individuals 4.23 million, summing to a larger overall figure.
Virginia paid 878 102 335 in miscellaneous taxes while North Carolina reported 257 276 180 in miscellaneous taxes. The text notes large income figures and ends with a reflection on the public returning to work rather than gambling.
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