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

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Tax Reform Act. Charitable Contributions. Farm Losses, etc. Limitation on Interest Deduction Briefing Book, 1969 Box MSS 87-4, Box 95

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Tax Reform Act. Employer Benefits. LTP and Allocation of Deductions. Income Averaging Briefing Book, 1969 Box MSS 87-4, Box 95

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Tax Reform Act. Foreign Briefing Book. Depreciation of Public Utility Property. Earnings and Profits, Accelerated Depreciation. Cooperatives, 1969 Box MSS 87-4, Box 96

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Tax Reform Act of 1969

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Tax Reform Act of 1969. ESC Statement, 1969 Box MSS 87-4, Box 113

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Tax Reform Act of 1969 [TRA]. Allocation of Deductions. Arbitrage Bonds, 1969 Box MSS 87-4, Box 1

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Tax Reform Act. Real Estate. Pollution Control, Railroads. Continental Shelf Briefing Book, 1969 Box MSS 87-4, Box 97

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Tax Reform Act. Tax Relief Briefing Book (Low Income Allowance, etc.) Revenue Effects, Estimates, etc, 1969 Box MSS 87-4, Box 96

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Tax Reform Hearings Ways and Means Committee Briefing Book, 1969 Box MSS 87-4, Box 91

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Tax Reform: Memoranda and Materials, 1972 Box MSS 87-4, Box 47

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