Collection: Edwin S. Cohen papers, 1924/1995, bulk 1946/1989 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Edwin S. Cohen papers, 1924/1995, bulk 1946/1989

Indiana Broadcasting Co. v. Commissioner of Internal revenue, 1965 Box MSS 87-4, Box 126

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Industrial Development Bonds, 1969/1971 Box MSS 87-4, Box 23

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Industrial Development Bonds (furnishing of electrical energy) Briefing Book, 1969 Box MSS 87-4, Box 86

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Institute on State Planning, University of Miami Law School, 1970 Box MSS 87-4, Box 109

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Inter-American Center of Tax Administration. Office of Industrial Economies, 1971 Box MSS 87-4, Box 23

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Interamerican Center of Tax Administration. Presentation on the Foreign Tax Assistance Program, 1967/1969 Box MSS 87-4, Box 63

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Interest Equalization Tax, 1968/1971 Box MSS 87-4, Box 64

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Internal Revenue Service [IRS]. Advisory Group to the Commissioner of IRS, 1969/1979 Box MSS 87-4, Box 23

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International Fiscal Association, 1969/1973 Box MSS 87-4, Box 101

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International Fiscal Association, Los Angeles, Calif. ABA Tax Section, Washington, D.C. Subcommittee on Government Procurement of House Select Committee on Small Business. Washington Pension Report Group, 1972 Box MSS 87-4, Box 108

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