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

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NAIC-"Attorney's Booklet". Tax Exemption-Audit for Fiscal Year, 1957/1961 Box MSS 87-4, Box 133

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NAIC-Capital Gains Dividends Paid to Non Resident Aliens; Dividend Accrual; Ruling re Time of Accrual Dividends, 1945/1946 Box MSS 87-4, Box 133

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NAIC-Constructive Distribution of Capital Gains, 1949/1957 Box MSS 87-4, Box 134

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NAIC-Constructive Distribution of Capital Gains Correspondence, 1944/1960 Box MSS 87-4, Box 134

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NAIC-Constructive Distribution of Capital Gains Drafts, 1952/1957 Box MSS 87-4, Box 134

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NAIC-Deductability of Stamp Tax, 1946/1958 Box MSS 87-4, Box 135

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NAIC-Deficit Corporations. Memoranda, correspondence and miscellaneous papers, 1952 Box MSS 87-4, Box 127

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NAIC-Documentary Stamp Tax-Unit Investment Trust, 1958/1964 Box MSS 87-4, Box 135

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NAIC-Effect of Legislative Activities, 1959/1969 Box MSS 87-4, Box 135

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NAIC-Estate and Gift Tax Valuation of Open-end Company Shares Drafts, 1956/1963 Box MSS 87-4, Box 135

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