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6 Nat'l Income Tax Mag 3 (1928)

handle is hein.journals/taxtm6 and id is 1 raw text is: THE NATIONAL INCOME TAX MAGAZINE January, 1928 Vol. VI, No. I IN THIS ISSUE General- Page Should Section 220 Be Retained in the Revenue Law? ....................... LAURENCE GRAVES 7 Significance of the Tax Law Changes Made by the House ................... HERMAN T. REILING 10 What About Section 280 and the Rights of Trans ferees ? ............... ADOLPHUS E. GRAUPNER 14 The Report of the Joint Congressional Committee ........................ H. MAURICE DARLING 18 Large Revenue Yield from Gasoline Taxes ................................................... 20 Internal Revenue Collections in 1927 Show 7 Per Cent Increase ............................... 20 Regulations Governing Excess Profits Taxes Amended ....................................... 21 Federal Trade Commission Report on Stock Dividend Distributions ........................... 24 C ourt D ecision B riefs ......................................................................... 21 W ashington T ax T alk ........................................................................ 23 Significant Decisions of the Board of Tax Appeals ................................................ 27 Tax P ublications ......................... ....... ........................................... 31 Editor ERIC G. LEANDER Chicago Asst. Editor LYMAN L. LONG Washington. D. C. Published Monthly by LOOSc Lw~ Srngv~cz DhvlsboNa Advertising Manager HERBERT N. SUMMERS Chicago Circulation Manager H. W. CHALLENGER . Chicago This magazine is published to promote sound thought in economic, legal and accounting principles relating to all Federal taxes and state income and inheritance taxes. To this end it will contain signed articles on tax subjects of cur- rent interest, news items and reports, digests of addresses, books, magazine articles and pamphlets, together with editors' SUBSCRIpTioN PRIcE, $4.00 PR comments. The editorial policy is' to allow frank discussion on all Federal taxes and state income and inheritance taxes. On this basis contributions are invited. The editors will exer- cise care in checking on the accuracy of data printed, but in all other respects are not responsible for the contents of the articles or for the opinions of which expression is allowed. YEAR; SINGLE CoPIES, 35 CENTS.

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