Report of the First[-thirty-first] Annual Meeting of the Virginia State Bar Association, Volume 79Virginia State Bar Association, 1969 - Bar associations |
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... corporate tax . When we were asked to discuss the corporate aspects of the Virginia income tax at the William and Mary tax conference last month , and again today , it quickly appeared that even a moder- ately complete treatment of the ...
... corporate tax . When we were asked to discuss the corporate aspects of the Virginia income tax at the William and Mary tax conference last month , and again today , it quickly appeared that even a moder- ately complete treatment of the ...
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... corporations . Thus , the number of Vir- ginia corporate returns is less than 1.4 per cent of the federal , but their net income is approximately 1.9 per cent of the federal . Therefore , we think that these statistics show that ...
... corporations . Thus , the number of Vir- ginia corporate returns is less than 1.4 per cent of the federal , but their net income is approximately 1.9 per cent of the federal . Therefore , we think that these statistics show that ...
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... corporations in the present - day tax statutes were introduced . The 1926 statutes set the corporate income tax at 3 per cent of net income , and in 1948 , the rate of tax on corporations was raised to the present level of 5 per cent ...
... corporations in the present - day tax statutes were introduced . The 1926 statutes set the corporate income tax at 3 per cent of net income , and in 1948 , the rate of tax on corporations was raised to the present level of 5 per cent ...
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